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Wonderful Shot! He'll have the best skin in the heard!:D

As much as I love reflections, with all the foliage it gets very busy. You might try a circular polarizer to eliminate reflections, might be interesting to see the water more?

Impressive detail with the 2x!

another from the same day

I'm really enjoying the 400, it best matches my use needs. I just figured out it was an export setting. The 400 f4.5 is perfect for me and despite what the internet says, the Z7 can capture moving objects :). With the 45mp sensor, I prefer to shoot Fx and crop, that way I don't miss a close fly...

I forgot I was doing family portraits at a park and had the 70-200 on when I saw the frog. I liked it more than the people shots lol!

Oops! I just deleted the first, the rest are all the 400 4.5

The 400 4.5. I have the 70-200 also, but I'm not a fan of TC's.

Meanwhile, Back at the nest...,

Onondaga lake is a small lake next to Syracuse NY. We have a year round Eagle population of 5-10 Eagles and 3 nests currently. As the lakes and waterways freeze, many eagles migrate to this area for easy fishing. Once the lake is almost frozen, you can count 50-100 Eagles in a day, concentrated...

Onondaga Lake

A few to start us off,

Shot with a Nikon 1, v2 at, 200mm. Considering the sensor size/pixel density, the lens preformed excellent.

This guy landed close to me to grab some nesting material, Lucky for me with only a 200mm lens.

Back in the game after 3 years off between my move and Covid. The lighting was terrible for these phone pics but the show was a success. This was a small local train show.

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