I took this photo of the moon tonight because the night sky is so clear. I handheld shot this and stacked it in Lightroom.

After my shift I walk around the buildings I work in and there are tons of insects flying around.

Handheld

This tiny Damselfly landed and posed on the shade side of this backlighted leaf. Its pose was wonderful, and it stayed there for some time. Unfortunately, it seemed to like the deep shade very much; the camera not so much. When I finally 'prompted' it to move, it did...but left the area completely.

(the shooting information tells the exposure story.)

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Nikon D4s. Tamron 180mm Macro. 1/400th @ f/22. ISO 5000. EV = + 1.0

BLOW ME AWAY...

and A GLAZED DOUGHNUT... TO GO!!!

handheld

true reflections

Monroe, La...

A beautiful view seen on my way home from the farm today.

Handheld

I'm the Enemy...

Handheld shot through the windscreen of my car (I wasn't the one driving!).

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Nikon D850

TAMRON SP 90mm F2.8 Di VC USD Macro 1:1 F004N

ƒ/5.0

90.0 mm

1/125

72

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Taken on March 27, 2019

New Delhi

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Check the Macro / Flower Album

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Whenever I leave for a shoot I stand in the front doorway and check I have everything before I get into the car. This evening I did exactly that and guess what. It’s not fool proof! I managed to forget to take my tripod!

To most people it’s no big deal but I can’t shoot without one. Or that’s what I thought.

When I got to the location I had one of those frozen on the spot ‘Oh no’ moments and remembered that I never put my tripod back after cleaning it earlier that day.

So what do you do? Soldier on or, pack up and go home? I decided to stay and make do with resting it on rocks, stones and sticks. After making a stack of stones and trying different techniques I decided to set the camera to 1/3 sec and shoot handheld.

I didn’t expect wonders but some came out quite well.

What do you think? I appreciate your feedback

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Handheld attempt at slowing the sea. 1/8sec.

For Kimber Flanagan; Tresa Parham; and Last but certainly not least, Jessica Shearin... ;)

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Handheld

Spring's bud is captured in that little drop, life on hold till the Earth tilts just right once more. Wish I was in Australia right now!

This one goes out to James Hilger, reader of newspapers, Carthay booster #1, handheld photographer, and cotton-headed ninny-muggins (pardon my French) of the Disney photography community. James and I are having a spirited debate (TO THE DEATH!!!!!!) about tripods and night photography...or something like that. In his "honor," here's a fireworks photo I took without a tripod.

Considering a Nikon D600? Check out my comprehensive Nikon D600 review, which includes comparison ISO image samples from the D600, D700, and D7000.

Lots of other photos from this night/trip posted on my blog: DisneyTouristBlog

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What can I say...handheld!

this wont get much attention, but i like the way the light moves around, various reflections and refractions