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With the lenses I own I'm pretty much covered from 14mm to 500mm. 750mm on My D500

Both at 1.6 sec. One of the editors I'm using must be blocking the info have to check that. I have about 150 or so waterfalls to go explore after moving to the area recently. I think I found the metadata issue, It wasn't selected in the Capture 1 export dialog.

It was named by the Cherokee as Oklawaha which meant slow moving muddy water much farther up steam in Northern North Carolina, the settlers called it Mud Creek because they couldn't pronounce the Cherokee name. I guess by the time it reaches this area the muddiness is filtered out.

Another shot from Mud Creek. Z7 24-70mm f/4 S

Wild Daffodils I think Z7 24-70 f/4 S

The Neighbor's Scottish Highland Cow D500 70-200mm f/2.8

Unknown ground plant Flower is only about 1/8". D810 Sigma 105mm Macro

Mud Creek Fall's Northern Georgia Z7 24-70mm f/4 S

It is a very good lens. When I got it with the Z7 I thought it would be another average at best kit lens and would end up collecting dust on the shelf, but it's the lens I use the most on the Z7, the 14-30mm is good also.

Small waterfall on Mud Creek in Georgia Z7/24-70mm f/4 S

Best I could get with my D500 and 500pf just a regular tripod.

D500 /500pf

Went out around the rv park with the D500 and 200-500.