Moab Man 2015 Photo Collection
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Like the way the ripples in the water are highlighted in these two pics. Luminous.
Shooting today with my 300mm f/4.
A number of individual photos with this lens are following with comments on each photo and the exif data attached.
Cropped out about a third of the photo. The goose just didn't come in that close. Love the color of the water. The blue is from the overhead sky and the gold is from the bushy reeds that grow along the sides of the pond combined with time of day and sun position.
A number of individual photos with this lens are following with comments on each photo and the exif data attached.
Cropped out about a third of the photo. The goose just didn't come in that close. Love the color of the water. The blue is from the overhead sky and the gold is from the bushy reeds that grow along the sides of the pond combined with time of day and sun position.
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Shooting today with my 300mm f/4.
HEAVY cropping on this one shot through the brush. The lens worked very well focusing in combination with the D7100 shooting in crop mode. The D7100 has an outstanding focus system that worked smoothly with the lens.
Interesting thing is that these birds, the species, was imported to the U.S. in the late 1800's. There were 100 of them and they thrived very well and have covered most of the U.S.
HEAVY cropping on this one shot through the brush. The lens worked very well focusing in combination with the D7100 shooting in crop mode. The D7100 has an outstanding focus system that worked smoothly with the lens.
Interesting thing is that these birds, the species, was imported to the U.S. in the late 1800's. There were 100 of them and they thrived very well and have covered most of the U.S.
Shooting today with my 300mm f/4.
This one was not cropped and shot with the Nikon 1.7 teleconvertor. Pleasantly surprised at how well it did. It seems this teleconvertor does not like trying to bring in small detail on a small target. However, bringing in a larger target it seems to really work well.
This one was not cropped and shot with the Nikon 1.7 teleconvertor. Pleasantly surprised at how well it did. It seems this teleconvertor does not like trying to bring in small detail on a small target. However, bringing in a larger target it seems to really work well.
Shooting today with my 300mm f/4.
These were shot in different locations with the 1.7 teleconvertor. First one in the shade away from the reeds, second out on the pond closer to the golden colored reeds. Cropped to an 8x10 versus 8x12, otherwise no cropping.
Shot at a distance of about 10 feet.
Shot 30-40 feet out.
These were shot in different locations with the 1.7 teleconvertor. First one in the shade away from the reeds, second out on the pond closer to the golden colored reeds. Cropped to an 8x10 versus 8x12, otherwise no cropping.
Shot at a distance of about 10 feet.
Shot 30-40 feet out.
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