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A backlit bluebird

From a very late evening walk, not a lot of great photos but lots of learning

Congratulations!

Thanks Jeff, I really appreciate your comments on the photo. In these first efforts I have to relearn a bit for ether the full frame or the sensor itself. One question for you is did you find a lot of difference in your photos when you got your FX camera? Most importantly as far as editing...

Thank you Clovishound, much appreciated feedback. I like seeing what moves others and composition being my personal weakness it helps a lot. Posting here on the site gives me a lot of needed feedback. I have been on a personal quest to find my own style in editing and I think I'm getting there...

Welcome! Have fun - I think we are all still learning - hope you enjoy the site

One thing that is taking me by surprise is the dramatic difference in editing requirements, this will be a learning curve. Sorry for a re post of a photo but if anyone has any opinions to share I would welcome them. Here is the same photo with very different edit approach, this looks more...

They are all very nice (hard to pick), the ones I come back too are 3,4,7 and 8

The Ege mansion, the home of the Carlisle Iron works owner built approximately 1780

Children's Lake, my nearby lake

Here are a few from a shakedown walk with the new camera, my initial impression - I am more impressed than I thought I would be

My dogwood tree from my back yard

In an effort to assist (I do not have your controller) I think you need to set one flash in each bank (should have written groups) to have their output different. Flash control can be complex for sure. Please have a look at this Ken Rockwell link where he gives some explanations he says "are not...

I have made a camera decision, (a goal of the winter season) I'll just note it here as most will think I'm crazy (certainly possible). I have added a D850 and traded the Z50 and some DX lenses to offset the cost. I like the DSLR systems handling the trusty optical viewfinder. Its so much like...

Fooling around with B&W versions of recent photos

Congratulations!

The bluebird shots are awesome!