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I'm pretty sure this is a common nighthawk, the "crowd" was thinking it was a Whippoorwill

This chipmunk was way up in a tree, the way he was eating berry's it looked like a warbler :ROFLMAO:

A sort of lucky shot I like, not tack sharp but conveys interesting motion to me

We made our visit to Magee Marsh for the Biggest week in Birding, just three days this year. We had a great time and met some interesting birders. The little guys were extra challenging this year it seemed for photos, here are some shots from this year. Cape May Warblers were everywhere

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I like the last edit best myself. I should/could have been more clear that the naturalness of the branch looks just fine to me. When I see images where birds are tucked in, its a more natural composition, but this is my personal taste. I do like the reed removal a lot though. I was trying to...

I love cats ;) I think it draws interest to the subject, for me the vignette effect would be much smaller or maybe less opacity (lighter). With the right mat and framing the effect would make a nice wall hanger (as tonye pointed out) in my opinion. Really drawing the viewer in to the subject...

One of my wife's Iris

I really like the b&w above, it really "pop's" to my eyes and is a very pleasing view. I like the space of sky above the windmill above the cloud (Hope you don't mind the comment)

White Iris in black and white

Focus stack experiment 10 shots processed with Affinity 3.2

In addition to Clovishound's solid recommendation on the Z7II and from what the Nikon UK website indicates it would be in budget even with the 24/120 Z lens. This brings me to ask do you want to go full frame or stay with APS-C size sensor? Nikon seems concentrated on full frame and you are in...

Hello and welcome to the forum! One thing that will help a lot are a few answers to the following 1- Overall budget - (loose idea what you are willing to spend) 2- Anything you want to "carry over" such as extra lens you have, or is this an all new adventure 3- Less important but helpful, are...

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Congratulations @sailor365 beautiful image!

This was my accidental favorite, in trying to spark interest for a weekly I traveled to this drive in. Being a warm day it was crazy crowded I'm dodging cars in the parking lot with my tripod and this angle looked the best. Knowing and accounting for the highlight/shadow changes in post I made...

Well I was a mechanic all my life, traditionally like most mechanics I cant spell doorknob without a computer & thank you for the website its really fun and looks very useful. I sure use the edit button a lot, I'm glad we have one :ROFLMAO:

Great crested Flycatcher

Here is a Juvenal's Duskywing (Erynnis juvenalis) confirmed by Butterflies and Moths.org website