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I seem to be in a B&W mood lately

Brothers....

Cheshire Cat smiling over the OB pier's Star Cafe

Thanks, do you think it works in BW, too, or no?

A nice OB (Ocean Beach) sunset 14-24mm; ISO-100, f-4; +1/3 EV

I wish I lived closer to DC, this exhibit would be high on my list. http://www.npr.org/2013/08/12/209493340/haunting-images-chronicle-165-years-of-a-world-at-war?utm_source=NPR&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=20130812 And http://www.corcoran.org/warphoto

Another focus-stacked flower....for your viewing pleasure. ;)

Fall leaves

Oh, I forgot one

I revisited my neighbors yard a few days ago and have a new batch of hummers.

Balboa Park roses in B&W 105mm; f-8; ISO-100; 4 stacked images

This is a 19 exposure panorama I took using my 28mm f/1.8G lens. One of the issues you'll run into when doing night photography is your focus. You have to learn exactly where your infinity focus is before attempting star shots and that's what I tell everyone. However, there is another issue that...

Question - what software is used to make a time lapse sequence of images? While at the desert this weekend I did an 18 sec time lapse of the moon moving lower in the sky and I would like to prepare them to be viewed in movie form. Thanks in advance!!

This is from Saturday's trip to Anza-Borrego to capture some of the Perseid meteor showers. I wasn't able to get a lot of streaks in my exposures I was able to capture a nice Milky Way shot.

This is from this weekend's trip to the Anza-Borrego desert trying to capture some of the Perseid meteor showers. Although I saw plenty of them streaking across the night sky, I wasn't lucky enough to capture many. Also, I suspect you have to use a very high ISO otherwise the meteor streak will...

Thanks Rick, and yes, kind of. It's either this lens or the 14-24mm. The 24-70mm is possibly the best all-purpose lens with amazing IQ. And even though I would have liked to have VR in this lens, it's still more than capable of taking images like this hand-held 7 exposure HDR I took while...

While waiting for the sunset I captured an egret hunting for his(her) dinner.

The sun setting at the end of Scripps Pier. Not quite as dramatic as last year's sunset but at least the marine layer broke enough to show the sunset 24-70mm; ISO-100; f/3.5; 7 exposure HDR

Sorry about that. I took them off because they didn't have my watermark. I'm not sure if these are the ones or not. ​

Thanks! Tomorrow should be the day for the sun thru the pier. Here's what it looked like this evening peaking just below that dreaded marine layer