Recent content by Billy Y.

The 600-610 both have a very nice sensor - I used one for 2 weeks last summer, I was shooting a horse event that the tight center cluster worked great for that but, i can see other applications where you would be doing a lot of focus recomposing. That is really my only complaint, and it isn't...

I've been doing a few more tests it higher ISO, this one is at 25,600 with a +0.3 exposure compensation. The bokeh gets a little blotchy, but there is still plenty of detail in the main subject.

This is the St. Helena Cathedral in Helena MT. - I'm not really a religious person but the talent that went into designing and building of the old cathedrals makes me love to photograph them. Unbelievable really, and they didn't have CAD and powertools.

Here are a few more shots I processed last night.

This is an 8 shot stitch of Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge - beautiful area, but rainy and windy for us (super windy) had fun though.

Here is one a bit before sunrise at ISO 9000, pretty impressive low light capabilities. I remember when the fastest film you could get was 3200 b&w, and it was super grainy...

Just got back and loved this combo (although our weather wasn't so good) - here are some shots.

Some from this last week. Many Glacier Lodge and that area, last one is some sandhill cranes.

Some classic Alfa's from a local car show, this was fun to check out as a long time Alfa Romeo fan.

Just for some birding practice I went out last evening and shoot some Gulls, kinda fits into the rodent theme. Here is what I came up with.

Since I had no luck yesterday finding bears, rams, or birds, I give you rodents. :)

A few from this morning in Glacier National Park.

Some from last weekend, A Belted Kingfisher, the lake, and a friends dog.

A few from the Mtn bike races last night.