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I have done quite a bit of drops last year. Like everyone says, it's a patience game. I finally ended up doing most of my latest shots using manual and a trigger. I might even try it again. It has been a while. What depends on the shot is when you push the trigger

another type of leaf hopper Scott. We have white ones here.

I did a few night soccer games last couple weeks. I experimented with different speeds and iso. This picture was with my 3100- 55-200 lens, mono-pod. Speed 1/640, ISO 3200.

I know I shoot some similar pictures. But, it's the colors that makes me want to shoot. The leaves are changing now and I wanted to try and catch different shots as they change

lunch break shot!

I took a later lunch today, so I could get some pictures of the band playing at the Harvest music festival. They moved it to the parking garage due to rain.

This guy was flying below me.

On my way out the door yesterday I saw this large web. I tried to get a good angle on it. I was limited on time to get to work.

Here are a few types of leaf hoppers.

ugly bug.

I reshot a picture I took last week. One of my postal customers wanted a wider view of this stairwell. It was tricky! I had to remove my lens and slide the camera between the bars and then reattach the lens. Now I'm holding my camera against the other side of the gate. It took several attempts...

Don't see too many oldies on the road up here.

Too bad the car is sitting in a drainage ditch. Would have liked it level.

shots from tonight.

Like Marcel. Might as well get this over with. Here is #3. Opposite end of tunnel under tracks. Since the bars were too close together I set my camera to manual and using my monopod I took the shot above the gates.

#2: I post processed this picture several ways. Old underpass built 1950 and not used in at least 30 yrs. Shooting low light between bars.

I went for a walk today to find some worn out, abandoned and weathered shots. This is my first. These steps used to lead to the train depot

Here are the bridges and a landscape view.

I have lived and worked in this area most my life. The town I live in now(Corning) will be in Forbes Magazine. There is a video at the bottom of the page showing the business section I have been delivering for the past 12 years. There is a lot to do in this area 100 miles around from the Finger...

I should be getting some more shots today. Here are some more. I do believe this is the color they are after they cool in the second picture. It's supposed to be a dark purple for grape country.