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Today's shot shows a Nepali Jackal. This one was really far away, so I had to crop extensively. Still a decent picture, I think.

I'll probably post a few more as I am wrapping up my trip (still in Nepal right now) and weeding through my shots, but to whet your appetite, here is my idea of a wildlife shot. Shot at Bardia National Park with my D500 and 300mm f/4 PF, cropped to about 50%. (Yes, the tiger was that close...

Ring-tailed lemur

Gator is watching you! (Berlin Tierpark)

A week ago I had an exchange with Blacktop on how his Nikon 200-500 F5.6 compares to my Nikon 300 F4 PF (the Phase Fresnel version of the 300mm F4) for wildlife and birding. That was over in the “Post Your D500 Shots” thread. I am opening a new one here so others can comment independently...

Shot in May 1996 with a Nikon D6006 film camera, exposure not recorded. Does gear matter? Not much. ;)

Burg square, Bruges You may be wondering why I used these rather strange settings. Well, 1.6 seconds at F11 and ISO640 gave me a short enough time to find a break between all the passers-by who were constantly crossing my view, and to have a relatively still shot of the people to the right...

Back to macros shooting with a tele: I just took this shot of a small fly (~1/3" or 8mm long) with my D500 + 300mm F4 PF. Made small adjustments in LR, like cropping and a slight increase in clarity, but no sharpening.

Howdy Everyone, Not exactly a newbie, but new to the forum. I shoot with a D7100 and D500, using Nikon 50mm F1.8, Nikon 55-200mm F4-5.6, Nikon 300mm F4 PF (wonderful lens!), Nikon TC-20E II, Sigma 17-70mm F2.8-4, Tokina 12-28mm F4, Tamron 60mm F2, with Yongnou YN568EX and Meike MK320 flash...