Photography Thread

Also, keep in mind that VTECMoonWalker and I both have Nikon P900s (his has been modified). It's a bridge camera, and the zoom on those is 2000mm/83x, which when extended out halfway and beyond, magnifies every movement. For me, a tripod is essential. I've been using my DSLR more lately, simply due to the fact I more often shoot subjects that are much closer. I use a Nikkor 28-300 with VR on that.

 

Thanks for the info. The large files I understand. As I've mentioned, I use a program called ACDSee which seems pretty good. I haven't learned it all yet. Went that way because it can be purchased outright, whereas Photoshop requires a subscription.

 

Here's an article that explains advantages of RAW much better than I can.

https://photographyconcentrate.com/10-reasons-why-you-should-be-shooting-raw/

 

Thanks! I'll look at that shortly.

 

Both are great but love the mood of that 1st pic!

 

Thank you...I was up there for about an hour, hoping and praying for a train....... and nothing lol

 

VTECHMoonWalker, Best Buy has a 2year interest free payment program. That’s how I bought my Nikon Z9 camera.

 

Cormorant.

 

Made it back to the boat ramp with 17 minutes to spare.

 

Its extra for an all-nighter.

 

Beautiful

 

Indian Head.

 

Dont pick up a feather for gods sake. Some lady was selling Dream Catchers with eagle feathers.

 

Pretty sure that's jail time....

 

https://www.tampabay.com/archive/1995/08/08/white-house-gift-may-lead-to-jail/?outputType=amp

 

My friend shoots a Canon EOS 5D Mark IV.

 

Ive got the Rebel t6.

 

Took this with my Iphone, right place, right time, the most amazing rainbow I've ever seen. It was faintly a double.

 

Pretty well-defined rainbow!

 

This was so stunning my pic doesn't really capture its beauty.

 

Understood. I've captured a few rainbows, not a lot, and an intense rainbow must be impossible to translate to a photo.

 

Here's probably the most vivid one I've captured, but it was only a partial, in the mountains of Glacier National Park, right inside a valley. The lighting and weather conditions contributed to the intensity I think. But not as defined as yours.

 

You're both making me so jealous w these shots, I haven't even seen a legit rainbow around here for years

 

Morning dew on a spider web.

 

They only happen in places that get decent snow in the winter.

LOL.

 

That is beyond amazing!!!!!

 

Ha, and that's depressing to... snow.. what's that

 

Both of your guys rainbow shots are

 

It really was, if for no other reason than that it was so close. Stopped us in our tracks, and the scene changed very quickly. That rainbow didn’t last very long.