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I tried getting some hummingbird pictures today. Last time I tried I didn't have my D500, so I had to shoot in .JPG in order to get enough fps to catch the buggers in flight (the D5500 starts buffering after only 3 - 4 shots in RAW). So I was hopeful for a few more keepers. I also got a new...

Cool effect, @Peter7100 :encouragement:

Out and about with the local camera club this past weekend. We went to the Orange County (NY) Arboretum, and then to the "Colored Cemetery" 2 minutes up the road. A lovely day - though tempered by somber reflection at the cemetery. (Was looking for flying things to shoot for this week's...

My wife had an event in Easton, PA this weekend and I tagged along. Easton turned out to be a very nice town, although I only got to see a small portion of it. But there was a stretch on Saturday where the wife didn't need me, so I wandered out on foot for a bit taking pics for this week's...

Re: Weekly Challenge JUNE 1 - 7: Architecture in B&W: new or old, in use or abandone

Soon to be a mighty oak. Or maybe a Japanese Maple. Tough to tell when they're this young....

An absolute stunner of a day here on Mt. Crumpit, made all the more brilliant coming as it did on the heals of yesterday's torrential rains. It would have been a shame to miss this opportunity, so I grabbed the D500 and a pair of lenses and headed off into our woods looking for...anything. Ok...

Ok, let's try this again. . . . . . .

Went on an outing yesterday with my local camera club to the Ringwood Manor state park. It's a lovely 18th century estate museum and surrounding grounds. I challenged myself to just use one lens the entire time, and a prime at that. So on went the 40mm Micro f/2.8 Nikkor, which of course is an...

@TwistedThrottle I gotta say, the shot you posted of the precision flying team in this week's "Converging Lines" challenge was just spectacular. Fantastic capture all the way around :encouragement:

@Bill1971 Judging by her expression, relations between your wife and her "friends" appear to be a bit strained.

Was on the air this morning when I saw this little critter making his way across the windowsill to my left. At my next commercial break I had just enough time to grab my D5500 which already had the 40mm Micro attached, and snap a few before he scurried away. Didn't even have time to adjust the...

That was a beautiful shot of a beautiful subject. Well done, and congrats @nikonbill!