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My second attempt at controlled photography with fruit and vegetables. I used a sheet as the background. Happy to hear your thoughts and suggestions.

My first attempts at controlled photography with fruit and vegetables. I used a sheet as the background. Happy to hear your thoughts and suggestions.

Oh, I can sympathise with you @MaxBlake. I ordered the Tamron 150-600 and when it arrived I almost had to get a trailer to bring it home. Looks like there'll be a new tripod comin' up. *STRONG!!!

I just checked my D7200 with my iPhone 6S+. I don't remember the setup but I do remember being a little confused by a couple of things. Firstly, I had to turn ON WiFi in the camera every time I wanted to use it in the camera, secondly I had to go into the WiFi settings of the iPhone and look for...

In my driveway I've planted 5 of these Australian Native 'Eucalyptus Caesia - Silver Princess'. Grow to about 8 metres with a weeping habit but I've kept them trimmed to a couple of metres. Beautiful white bark with gum nuts that are white also. Taken with my new D7200 and even newer Nikon...

The 'plain' one of the bunch...the Long Billed Corella. Noisy and now moving into the suburbs in search of food. They seem to prefer to stay in flocks.

The Crimson Rosella is native to Australia.

Sulphur Crested Cockatoo. Wild birds but hand fed at times.

No image coming through, Laurie Ann. If you want to post a message here, hit the yellow 'Reply to Thread' button at the top. This will start a new message from you. The way I replied to you was to click on the 'Reply With Quote' button ON YOUR MESSAGE, which gave me a window with your words...

A small native Australian tree, Buckinghamia celsissima. Flowers are commonly called the Ivory Curl.

I'm assuming these are native 'Dragons'. From Australia. Shot through glass at feeding time. If you look carefully, you'll see Mealworms in their mouths. They love these things.

Given your choice, what would be your 2 recommended lenses for a D7200. Cheers Brad

Here I go, proving what a dill I am. @Roy1961, not sure what the PP is and how do I show it. Cheers Brad

Yes, it probably was, although I wasn't being attentive. It was my first day with the camera. Compared with this, a better shot in my opinion.

Not all pics were as bad as this. Most, yes. I was about 6 feet from the bird. Using an 18-200 lens.

Feel a bit silly with this post but I'm having issues with focus on my new D7200. I went to a zoo the other day and had a LOT of out-of-focus pics. I found it very hard to get a centre weighted focus point that stayed put! Admittedly I was shooting everything from snakes to birds but I would...

The dwarf form of the Banksia Marginata (we think). One of the many bottlebrushes native to Australia.

The Australian Ghost Gum.

From Australia, the Green Tree Snake and Green Frog co-existing quite happily. (photo through glass)

A Walk In the Australian Bush... 1. The Australian Brolga. Figures heavily in Native Australian's dreamtime stories. 2. Eastern Grey (?) kangaroo 3. Eastern Grey with Joey in pouch. 2 legs and tail hanging out. 4. That's me with the mighty Koala.