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Today's birds this time without the 1.4 TC. But the light was much better so I was able to use lower iso.

I guess my topic choice isn't very popular so I'll submit one to encourage others to participate. This could give us a chance to know each others a bit more. So here's my office early morning.

Birds from yesterday and this morning. All of them heavily cropped parts of the original frames.

A few shots by the river yesterday just after the rain stopped.

Those eyes.

The neglected clarinet. My late father brought this back from World War II after he was stationed in Germany. It has seen better days and I was told this is an old key system that is not used anymore. So it sits in it's original case until I take it out for more pictures.

Birds from the backyard. d7200 with 200-500 Nikkor.

It was cold today but I got out and tried to capture a good shot of a Canadian goose that is nesting not far from home. I saw it yesterday when we went for a walk but I only had my wide angle on the Fuji. So I got there this morning. Unfortunately, there were a lot of branches in the way and i...

Dried roses from my daughter's wedding a year and a half ago.

Soft lens. My 55 1.2 with a #3 close-up filter gets me a very dreamy look when used at 1.4. I can live with this with pleasure since it create a bokeh that is almost impossible to produce in post production. It helps me create the mood I want for certain pictures.

Easter roses I bought for Line. Using my 55 1.2 gave me a soft look that helped to improve a romantic look to the flowers and the soft window light that was available.

When the weather doesn't want to cooperate with confinement.

Happy Easter (in French) :o