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The monarque and the patient photographer. About 25 minutes of breath holding and kneeling down and almost 2 hrs of post processing with Capture One. All worth it.

Montréal's World Press Photo exhibit, the shadows of prints We'll see more and more of these in the future.

Grasshopper,

We had a photo walk yesterday with the Sherbrooke photo Club. All with Df and 28-300.

This one was actually accidental. It's not the main subject, but it's there just the same. :)

Right across the street, heavily cropped, processed with Capture One.

Playing hide and seek

A day without taking a single image is not even possible for me. I don't mind not being inspired, and if I take the time to get the camera out, the inspiration comes back after 2 or 3 clicks. The light gives me so many occasion to learn how to use it that I hope I'll be able to keep on as long...

My morning captures. I'm just about to give up on flowers from my garden as I feel I've run circles around them and no longer can find inspiration. But it's the light that keeps changing that makes me go back, morning after morning. And I'm always quite moved by their beauty. I hope I'm not...

I started a trial with Capture One since it does really better sharpening for my Fuji raw files, but I find that I get different and maybe better results with Nikon's Nefs as well. But to get used to a different workflow and tools is something else I'm not enjoying that much. A few shots from...

This is as nice as it gets.

Stillness at a friend's pond.

Grabbed a camera to go and photograph some flowers after the roofers had left... Ah, 2 days of constant hammering over my head. It was about time it stopped. :) So thinking I was grabbing my D810 with the Sigma 150, I soon realized when I tried to preview the DOF that my fingers wouldn't fit in...

A few flower shots from yesterday, all with 200-500.

The grand opening. This is a giant variety of the sunflower. Last picture was done last night and just now, what a difference.

Our sunflower has finally decided to open up. It's huge and is about 8 feet tall. I took this last night in almost darkness, hand held with the 200-500. I'm surprised it't still reasonably sharp.

At a pit stop, but even though, this one was done with a 23mm lens on a cropped sensor.

Garden shots of the morning. D810/24-70-2.8

A few birds caught this morning.

Morning walk, barefoot in the garden after a rainy night. Some things can't be bought. And I get nice images too... What more can a person ask for?