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The 20mm definitely has an unusual look. If the entire ribbed area is the focusing ring, I've never seen one so big.

Cross-posted from my thread. Both are cropped. Am still impressed with the D7200. :encouragement:

I haven't been remotely close to an eagle in over a month so I was glad to see this one. Both images are cropped.

My little furry friend I named Wilson that I've been photographing. This is about as romantic as it's going to get here. :beguiled:

Wilson was waiting for me yesterday afternoon. He has a following in a Facebook group so I told him I wanted to take pics for his fans. Granted he doesn't know what that means, but I was floored by the last two photos I took. They look posed. I don't want him to get too comfortable with me, and...

@JJZ I did a little digging - probably the same thing that @Danno did. Based on info from Nikon's web site, here are the accessories for the DX 16-50mm lens...

@Whiskeyman do you have your notifications for PM's turned off? Please check your messages. Otherwise you will miss out on choosing the next topic.

These are a little out of order. Both of these were taken yesterday. I was headed to Washington Crossing when I passed this cow. So on the way home, I made sure to stop - it gave me a chuckle. ;) It was pretty big. These are the pilings of the Scudder Falls Bridge in Yardley. A new span was...

These are also in my regular thread. This little guy didn't budge when I made some kissy noises, but after 10 minutes, it was gone. When it came back, it reminded me of the character Wilson from Home Improvement who used to peer over the top of the fence. So I've named him Wilson. ;) This...

Wilson was snoozing on the fence post again today. I only fired the shutter once. And that was all it took. He awoke immediately, stretched, then walked over to get his peanuts. Sometimes he'd stay right there and eat one. Other times he'd pick one up and head back to the wooden fence post...

Rick, did you see this post by Jake showing how much detail can be brought back with Topaz AI? Here's the link to the thread as well as Jake's actual post. This is an impressive demonstration. https://nikonites.com/telephoto/44079-what-your-thoughts.html#post723899

Yesterday Wilson was resting on the fence so I put a few peanuts up on the top of the white vinyl fence. He'd take one, run back to the wooden fence post, then eat it. Later yesterday afternoon I went out in search of a landscape scene for the weekly challenge. On my way home, I spotted this...

Someone on Facebook suggested I get some peanuts in the shells for Wilson. So yesterday I left a few out for him, and he was thrilled. Today I put some under the bird feeder. As you can see, his feet are dirty from hiding them in the dirt. Then he was patiently waiting for more.

I'm sure @cwgrizz will be along soon, but submission time is over.

I'm sure @Vixen will be happy to hear an update on the squirrel. :) So this morning I saw a few hairs of its tail showing just over the top of the fence. So once again I made the kissy noise. First it gave me the impersonation of Wilson from Home Improvement (anyone remember that show?)...

On my bucket list to hopefully photograph this year were a Blue Heron, a Fox, a Coyote, and an Owl - all subjects that I haven't photographed prior to this year. As luck would have it, I spotted a Blue Heron this month. Although I captured it twice since this outing, none of the images were...

All of these were cropped from their originals. The image I submitted in the Birds weekly challenge is a further crop of the 3rd photo.

UPDATE: Since there are so many entries into this popular weekly challenge, I have decided to bow out and hopefully give someone else a chance. So the image is for show only. Thank you for the likes. :)

B&H has a Lexar Card Reader on sale for $14.99 today only if anyone needs a portable card reader. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1141181-REG/lexar_lrw400crbna_professional_usb_3_0_dual.html