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Here are a few shots taken with my new-to-me vintage Tamron 200-400 F5.6 All hand held. Tripod would probably improve the image. One was HDR'd - others minor touch-ups. Hope the EXIF comes through. Had some HDR fun with this one. Original was at F/8 at 320mm The deer where taken in...

Sitting in a hotel room with not much to do looked out at the snow falling under a parking lot light. Left the tripod in the truck and thought no way I can shoot that. But then thought I should see just how high can I go with this ISO on my D610. I had my new-to-me vintage Tamron 200-400 F5.6...

Over at "Giveaway of the Day" todays give away is Zoner 16 Pro. Giveaway of the Day - free licensed software daily. Zoner Photo Studio 16 Pro - User-friendly Windows software, whose ?1 advantage is that it brings every feature you need in a single package. This is the company website. The...

+ One of the pleasures I had while touring Scotland in 2001 was to see and photograph this bridge in Montrose A drawing of that bridge had hung on a wall in my home when I was young. Sadly it was poorly stored. I took a picture of the current state of the drawing, I'd like to get it...

More Scottish bridges from 2001. This is Eilean Donan. Shot with my Nikon F60.

Another set from days gone by - taken with my 100-300 old Siggy on my F60 Nikon. In 2001 in Edinburgh Scotland

The Devil Cat Yes I do have a proper flash or two, the pop-up just popped up and when I looked at the shot I thought, rather than correct that red eye lets enhance it. That cat fits that look.

Some pictures taken with my F60 while in Scotland in 2001. Would have been either the Nikkor 28-85 kit lens or my Siggy 100-300. These are scans of prints - in those days I was an "auto-everything" shooter. We were there three weeks, I brought home 600 images, I thought I had taken a ton of...

15 Absolutely Insane Pictures From The Internet - Dose - Your Daily Dose of Amazing Photo fun Scroll down to to the 9th one - that one belongs in the the "Photographing the Photographer" thread.

Well did a few more parrot portraits - just love a model that does not complain - too much. And sharpness counts when looking at bird feathers. Used my 70-200mm lens set to MF for most of the testing switched back to AF for some comparison shots. It is a skill that needs to be developed. I...

Was sorely tempted to bid on a Nikon 100mm F 2.8 MF lens down by dBay today - let it go. It sold for $80 (with 15 minutes to go it was about $50 - always the last few moments that count). Looked at a 200mm "1:4" (not listed by F?). And a 135mm F3.5. All are manual. I found an chart on...

Bought a bag of bags from the orient. When I measured my new-to-me vintage Tamron 200-400 for it's bag I forgot to factor in the tripod collar. Yes I can un-mount it but that would be a pain. So it "almost" fits. Picked up some more of these Neoprene lens bags by Martin. Provides nice...

Date taken 01/13/15, 9:44 pm UTC-7 Dimensions 1638 x 2048 File name Kiwi 2015_DSC4490_edit.jpg File size 560.53K Camera NIKON D610 Lens - Focal Length 60 mm Exposure 1/60 F Number f/4 ISO 4000 Date taken 01/13/15, 11:51 pm UTC-7 Dimensions 2048 x 1640 File name...

Want to get a totally different keyboard try one of those ergonomical ones like the MS 4000 - Keyboard: Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 | Microsoft Hardware I was having some pain in the hands and was told to try this out - totally weird first little while - gave it a month of daily office...

Tall panoramic stitched together from three vertical shots. Sunset on a tree in my son's backyard. Kinda eerie. Shot with my D610 and Tamron 200-400 lens.

Taken a couple of years ago - while out quadding on our local rails-to-trails Iron Horse Trail - see those signs warning of livestock all the time - first time we had to ride through a herd.

Cedar Waxwings - four in a berry bush. F/10 1/250 ISO 800 400MM D610 - Tamron 200-400mm F5.6 PP in Corel Paintshop Pro X7 - only applied to cropped portion. Full size has no adjustments, save converted to JPG

Bluebird - F/18 1/400 400mm ISO 800 First image untouched (just converted from RAW to JPG) second one adjusted - mostly colour balance to get the blue to pop and a little sharpening. D610 - Tamron 200-400mm

Here is another shot - I'm thinking a female woodpecker but I'm not sure. EXIF: F/18 1/200 (aperture priority sets speed) 400mm ISO 800 Camera D610 - Tamron 200-400 F5.6 Cropped and pp in Corel Paintshop Pro x7 - used Clearly Perfect plug in to adjust image. Full size is straight from...

temporarily mine two week rental while on vacation in Mississippi 2015 Explorer - leather - loaded - smooth ride