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1350mm - manual focus with a super cheap tripod f/16 no crop

Shot these in Downtown Elkhorn, Nebraska. Small town now apart of Omaha. The truck has been parked at an old gas station (now auto garage) for as long as I can remember. (20+ years?) The bridge is right down the road (Stream is directly behind the garage) I am not sure when they built the new...

Now that those are caught up, here are some I took today

Some animals - Love shooting them but occasionally feel limited with only 300mm

Ok, enough of the old photos, don't want to embarrass myself anymore :D Bought a large mirror and wanted to play with some water and food coloring

For future sake, I am going to post a few photos I use to think were really good when I first started (Some are Non-Nikon) Please bare with me as I now realize how bad these.

Pretty much as the title says. Nice to have a place to post anything and everything :p Will be fun to look back over the next few years and see my photos get better (hopefully not worse haha)

One Fish, Two Fish, Old Bridge, New Bridge

**Ignore - out of stock** Unrelated-ish but same price range. Works great for me atleast. I have this backpack from Amazon. Holds all my stuff (with the exception of my 650-1300mm). I haven't had any issues with it, holds up great for hiking. Only thing I would change is it needs outside mesh...

Saw this in the middle of nowhere North Eastern Nebraska last summer and thought it was interesting. Almost like a country map for different farms. Was taken with my Fujifilm S2500HD but after owning the Nikon L110, they are pretty much identical so I consider it Nikon :p

Wrong side of the power line...

Love this photo but I missed the focus :(

First time doing light trails and lightning. Wasn't much of either out where I was, but I got a little bit of both.

Zoey, our miniature schnauzer