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Somebody shot me shooting our biennial Porsche Car Show.

Rainy day yesterday, so I blew some bubbles.

After 10 years with a Benro B1, it's time for an upgrade. The Gitzo 3382 arrives Wednesday.

I think you bought the ideal focal length for macro. I have a Tokina 100 2.8 that I purchased in 2011 that works great on my D7200. DX gives it a bit more reach and more DOF than shooting on my FX body. Most times I'm using a tripod, shutter release and MUP, with a small aperture (f/8 or lower)...

I've used the regular Eneloops for years in my 3 SB-800s and SB-500 and see no need to change. I recharge with this Watson unit. Allows you to drain and fully recharge the battery.

From PCA Newbie Track Day @ Gateway ...with 1.4TC

Another PCA track day. With Kenko 1.4 TC.

Missouri State Prison, Jefferson City, MO

Ditto on the shutter release. That plus practice and you'll get better and better. Here's one from a buddy's party last Saturday.

One from last night....

Robin- I've been shooting fireworks for a number of years and have two suggestions... Assuming you're using a tripod, first, try ISO 100. It will give you less noise and sharper photos. Second, stop down a bit. f/5.6 or f/8 are fine, especially if you have stuff in the foreground. No need to...

I like #3 - fireworks by themselves can get boring.