035 Misc Photography Crew

[supramax]

Someone asked me if I pinched the above pic from a magazine. I took it from my back deck. Uncropped version:

[DocHoss]

Happy weekend all. Today I did my very first newborn shoot. I still have much to learn but it's good practice for me and I love babies.

This is awesome!!

[DocHoss]

This guy was sitting on top of a pole and had just finished eating half of a Vole he caught. I saw him keep looking up and I tried looking to see what he was looking at, but couldn't see anything. Well all of a sudden he takes flight and latches onto a Mourning Dove in the tree right in front of me. It weighed too much for him to fly with, so the both of them tumbled to the ground 15' in front of us. (talk about right place, right time!) I've photographed 5 different Northern Hawk Owls over 14 years and this is the first time I've ever seen one catch a bird, let alone a Mourning Dove! He tried to fly with it, but being 1/2 his body weight, he couldn't get far with it.

Exquisite!

[supramax]

[Mark1T]

Not mine, but saw it posted on a site.

[supramax]

Believe it or not, this is from an animation.

[jmelanson]

Milky way, Jupiter and Saturn.

[Jdizzlean]

been eyeballing the Olympus Om-D cameras for a while now. well, the local big boxish camera store put the om-d em10 mark iii on super sale this week so i scooped one up for just $380. next month i'll get the 14-150mm lens to go with it, which from what i've found is anywhere from 350-600 depending on where you get it from.

anyone on here have any experience in the micro 4/3 or mirrorless systems? I've been on old canon and nikon dslr's for years and just haven't made the jump til now.

[KBKB]

been eyeballing the Olympus Om-D cameras for a while now. well, the local big boxish camera store put the om-d em10 mark iii on super sale this week so i scooped one up for just $380. next month i'll get the 14-150mm lens to go with it, which from what i've found is anywhere from 350-600 depending on where you get it from.

anyone on here have any experience in the micro 4/3 or mirrorless systems? I've been on old canon and nikon dslr's for years and just haven't made the jump til now.

I've been using Sony mirrorless cameras for a while now. I started out with an APS-C NEX-7 and then got one of their full frame cameras. The image quality of the A7rII is great, but despite being mirrorless, most of the lenses that I mount on the body make it kind of bulky and heavy. The NEX-7 was much easier to carry around. Micro four thirds has an even smaller sensor and should be even more compact and lighter than Sony APS-C.

[KBKB]

This is one of my fire photos from June...

[Jdizzlean]

nice photo!

once i get used to this camera, and figure all the settings out, i'll be sure to post up a few images

[sonicares]

The z7-II is out boys. Its looking juicy

https://pxlmag.com/db/camera-review/Nikon-Z7-Mark-II

I just wish there were more lenses available.

[DVDowns]

The z7-II is out boys. Its looking juicy

https://pxlmag.com/db/camera-review/Nikon-Z7-Mark-II

I just wish there were more lenses available.

I love new technology, it makes everyone think their old gear is now junk so they sell it cheap

[DVDowns]

I've been playing with smoke effects lately and found that an insect fogger filled with glycerine give a great effect https://www.springbokphotography.com...-insect-fogger

[Jdizzlean]

we missed fall colors in Breckenridge, CO by a few weeks, but had a great drive up Boreas Pass regardless. Definately gonna hit that spot up again next year a month or so earlier. Still some great shots, here's a few of my fave's from that drive.

Olympus OMD EM-10 Mark iii, with a 14-150mm ED F4-5.6 zoom lens

i don't shoot with filters, and i haven't touched my tripod in years unless i'm doing an event, so these are all handheld, but i also wasn't doing any long exposures either.

https://www.jmnfoto.com/Breckenridge-CO-/i-7kQqDfT/A
https://www.jmnfoto.com/Breckenridge-CO-/i-Bbq5tD7/A
https://www.jmnfoto.com/Breckenridge-CO-/i-2gBZS8D/A
https://www.jmnfoto.com/Breckenridge-CO-/i-xJ662c6/A

[ENCBBQ]

fantastic work in here

[jmelanson]

[josephoffshore]

Very much helping post. Thank you admin

[Alexftmuk]

i would love to do an photographs like these , only problem i find i shake a lot ,it might stop me from doing any photos
Everyone photos are amazing

[jmelanson]

Saw Whet Owl







Barred Owl



White Tailed Buck

[jmelanson]

Spent a couple of hours out today exercising.

[ImBunky]

Bunch of great pics.

Nice Owl/Cardinal pics above. GF is big into Owls, just picked up a Sony A7 riii and have the 200-600 lens coming in next week. Hope to get some great pics like above.

[mtpockets]

[OldFartTom]

Wow, those are a great couple of pics

[mtpockets]

[Mark1T]

Just noticed this thread in a long time. Amazing shots, MT.

[mtpockets]

[michaelacpca]

Hi Everyone, This is my work for a reliable clipping path service. How's that it's editing? Tell me about your opinion.

[MilkforBrains]

[steffo99]

Starting up again where I left off – unpacked the camera again after a few years. Complete noob still, but at least I've started going over guides etc so I can understand the technical side a bit better this time and appreciate exactly what I am holding or buying.


Last time I had gotten a second hand ”superzoom” and was just mostly fascinated with the zoom thing. Still think it's cool, but seems to be a lot of negatives to those cameras as well. Have the 2014 Fujifilm finepix s4800 (got it at the time for 70 usd), but thinking about upgrading to a new Panasonic Lumix FZ80 (FZ82) for a 60X zoom and excellent creeper shots (3-400 usd).

Then for a bit higher quality and after doing some "research", I am thinking about getting a used Sony A7S as a starting point (500 usd) and one or two 3rd party lenses (300 usd each).
https://www.imaging-resource.com/PRO...ony-a7sDAT.HTM

I thought a low light camera would fit well since wanted to take pictures around town when travelling and moving about mainly in the evening (buildings, ppl, slice of life, nightlife) and could be good for some indoor use like museums as well I hope.

I just wanted to share this, and ofc appreciate if the more experienced ppl here have any insights on these items, what to watch for, or any tips regarding that type of shooting.

Hopefully we can all get a bit more motivated in here with spring and summer, vacations etc. Thanks all, enjoy seeing what you guys shoot.

Edit: hope to bring some ok shots from bronze age and viking age stuff after vacation in Gotland late August.