Recent content by iamntxhunter

They certainly can be difficult to photograph.

If wildlife is your real passion in photography then I would get the 70-300 and I would get the Nikon myself but either way it can produce nice images.

Good deal. Tamrac rocks also. :thumbup:

Looking for suggestions within a 2 to 3 hour trip from Dallas area for this weekend. Looking for country areas that have nice rivers, hill, wildlife, lakes, old barns, etc.

I don't know why you call me when you know I don't mind you.

I did a search and couldn't find anything on this lens and it got me to wondering how many users on here may not even have it. Anyway I thought I would go ahead and post some photos from it in case anyone was thinking of getting it. I love this lens and I think it is one of the best lenses for...

I thought this could be fun and give others some ideas or to try something different in attracting birds and butterflys. I have been landscaping my backyard for the last several years and even though it is work I do enjoy it. I usually spend several weeks (weekends) getting things cleaned up and...

This from the Dallas Zoo earlier this year.

Love me some Texas.

These are from the Dallas Historical District which is a very fun place to photograph.

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I shot this growing out by the lake near work a couple of years ago. Sent from my VS910 4G using Tapatalk 2

I didn't search as I am in a bit of a rush doing some other things but I was trying to set up my equipment list and when I enter in Manfrotto 055XPROB Tripod in the fields for other equipment. It didn't show up but my other fields did, as in my camera, lenses and flash. Not a biggie but was just...

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