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Last night/this morning was the official "New Moon" which means tonight is the perfect night to photograph the moon (what little there is) and of course the stars. Tonight's moon was once very important to ancient peoples due to the need to calculate important dates for religious ceremonies and...

Spring is in the air 70-300mm; ISO-800; f-6.3

"Something tells me it's all happening at the Zoo I do believe it, I do believe it's true...."

I wonder if these will work with the lenses that Nikon has abandoned for extensions? Adorama Rolls Out Special on Pro Optic Auto Extension Tube Sets for Canon EOS, Nikon AF SLR, and Sony Alpha Cameras | Broadcast Engineering [primary-term] press release archives

Here's another shot that may be a better comparator. I took these all at 300mm at f-6, maybe if you did some pixel peeping you might find another lens to be sharper but I'm okay with it. Edit - I think this may be too small to really see the sharpness, unfortunately the other version of this is...

I've read those words too but to be completely honest, I've not once had an issue with this lens. In fact, it's really the only reason I've not opted for the much more expensive 70-200mm f/2.8. Here's an example of a shot I took at 300mm at a moving object with the lens wide open (f-5.6)...

I have a question about how people are wet cleaning their "sensor". There is the "one-swipe" and you're done method vs. the "swipe on way, flip the swab and swipe the other way" method. Does everyone use one of these two methods or maybe a third method? And then my next question is why? I've...

1900's schooner, San Diego Harbor 24-70mm; f-5; ISO-100

If you're a James Bond or spy movie fan, you're going to love this. http://vimeo.com/62092214#

I've decided it's time to end my attempts at calibration. My prints are very close for some colors but others need a little help so I've narrowed it down to the xRite colormonki or iDisplay pro instead of the Sypder. Does anyone on the board use an Xrite product? One of the reasons that I've...

Another ocean sunset HDR 14-24mm; 7 exposure HDR

Tide pools at sunset 14-24mm; 7 exposure HDR

Ocean Beach Pier at night 24-70mm; f-3.5; ISO-100; t=72 sec

​Historic Photos From the NYC Municipal Archives - In Focus - The Atlantic

Downtown 24-70mm; f-4.0; ISO -100

Zoomed in at 300mm

Here is last night's sunset between the pylons. HDR (5 images); 70-300mm; f-6.3; ISO=100

I may be burning you guys out with sunset/pier photos by now but here's yet another one :) This is a panorama (3 images) taken with a 24-70mm; f-5.0; ISO-100

Another Pier sunset (HDR) 24-70mm; f-6.3; ISO-100; 5 image HDR, 1 stop ea

I returned to Scripps pier this evening to capture the sun between the pylons. I've not finished working them up but after the sun went below the horizon the sky lit up nicely. Here's just one many images I was lucky enough to get tonight 24-70mm, f-6.3; ISO-100; 5 image HDR, 1 stop ea.