If the Yosemite Robin was entertaining perhaps this one will be too. This junco is doing a Groucho Marx impersonation. Taken at the Thousand Oaks Botanical Garden on an EF180mm f/3.5 L Macro USM.
I'll take a break from Yosemite - on our National Parks visit a couple weeks ago we were able to visit Pinnacles National Park. These pics are from the West entrance side. Endangered California Condors (numbers 15 and 62 - both 2-year-olds and bees...
It takes some work to get an awful shot of Half Dome, and it is fun to try various compositions. I think the light play makes the first one my favorite
Most are from Cooks Meadow in the Valley. The last is of Half Dome is from Glacier Peak and the ...
My wife took my photo capturing this image on our recent trip to Yosemite. I put the photo she took of me in as my profile picture. It was a wonderful morning and time in Yosemite. As you might imagine I had a lot of pictures to sort through and ...
Thanks for that. Wow. Really strange behavior. I'd suggest giving Canon a call. Hopefully someone here has had a similar thing happen, but it seems unlikely to me.
I'm sorry, your art is beautiful and so busy that I'm not able to identify the ghost line you're referencing. Could you perhaps point a bit red arrow to the line you're referencing? I'm sure it's obvious to you, but it's not obvious to me. Thank...
Cleaning and or Deep Cleaning cycles are likely your best bet at resolution based upon what I've seen from similar issues on this site. Then run a nozzle check ever week or two as possible to keep the ink flowing properly. (Yes, I know it's hard to ...
Hard for us to let DPP4 and RAW go isn't it? @justadude LOL - we're not great at listening at taking people at face value sometimes. It is hard when our inner voice screams "no, no, you really DO want to take RAW and post -process like the rest...
I have not. That looks almost like the print head is encountering an object that is keeping if from moving across the paper. I would double check there isn't a bit of torn paper or something on the print head track or in the paper path.
