Search results

Dark eyed Junco's showed up this morning ! Cheers, Don

Male Pileated Woodpecker stopped by just long enough to get my heart pumping and fire off a half dozen shots ! Cheers, Don

ControlMyNikon and CombineZP (free but only does jpeg's) 10 images with D800/105mm and Kenko extension tubes = 180mm Two strobes from the sides, background is a yellow dish towel from Lee Valley, prop is a piece of aloe vera plant. Roughly half of the original image size. I process the raw...

Todays chickadee's Cheers, Don

Nikon EN-EL15A Battery issue. Brand new fully charged shows 84% in D500 and 93% in D7200 ? Anyone else noticed any discrepancies/issues with the D500 or the A series batteries ? Perhaps I just got what I paid for, $27 from China ! Cheers, Don

Oh deer... Shot through the patio door with a D7200 and a 27 year old AF 105mm f/2.8 Cheers, Don

Magpie portrait.. Cheers, Don

Cheers, Don

Arrived today, cautiously optimistic I had to sell my VR version and this appears to be an affordable option. Ebay Japan advertised as "Mint" for $325 Canadian shipped. And it slipped through customs, he, he.. First shot hand held in very dim artificial light, iso 1000, f/3, 1/25" on...

Don't think I've posted this yet, a male pileated woodpecker. Only the fourth sighing in 35 years ! Cheers, Don

Fully overcast but... Cheers, Don

Following Wev's lead, here's 16 pictures of chickadees... Just kidding :) Cheers, Don

Haven't used it a lot but seems to work just fine :) Meike MK-N-AF-A Metal Auto Focus AF Macro Extension Tube Set for Nikon Camera | MeiKe Store With the 105. Cheers, Don

A friend dropped by to show off his new girlfriend :) Rhetta was pooped from the two hour drive to pick her up ! Cheers, Don

My driveway is ~ 300' long and then circles the shop/house. Not a leaf left, sigh.. Cheers, Don

Not great light but I've been waiting for this :) Cheers, Don

I've always been leery of second party lens so I went with the Nikon 10-24mm and been pleased with it's performance. And yes, 10mm is necessary, at times :) Cheers, Don