Mirrorless Madness
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Blue Grosbeak (Passerina caerulea) is beefy, big-headed, large-billed bunting. Male is deep cobalt blue with rufous wingbars. Females are warm brown with rufous or buffy wingbars. Always look for enormous bill to separate from other buntings; also note unstreaked underparts and slightly longer tail. Swishes tail like other buntings. Fairly common in overgrown fields with hedgerows and bushes.
Quarantacinque chilometri sotto una pioggia ininterrotta tra autostrada e strade di campagna, in alcuni tratti una desolazione, neanche una casa, poi finalmente l'arrivo alla meta.
Lens mounted on Movo Photo AF Macro Extension Tube Set 16+21
El Prado municipal park, Curridabat, Costa Rica
Hurricane Nicholas swept through Gulf of Mexico into southern Louisiana in mid-Sept, 2021, leaving devastations along the path.
After almost 6 hours of pounding rain and wind, this is all that's left for this fishing pier.😥
This is what the pier once looked like. 😒
On the other hand, the birds are happy to have all of it for themselves! 😁
The sun had set, the sky was still glowing, most had left Pinnacles Overlook but some were still coming.
If you look closely, there's a car going downhill on the right... 😊
"Pinnacles Overlook has sweeping views and faces South, making it a great sunset destination." - ngs.gov
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A Least Tern looking for a hopeful mate so he can give her this nice Spearing Fish at Manasquan Inlet NJ.
A short drive up the very steep Flagstaff mountain brought us to Lost Gulch Overlook, which offered incredible views spanning from Nederland to the jagged, snow-capped peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park.
This was a popular place for sunset and engagement photos in the city of Boulder, perhaps you still remember this Lost Gulch Engagement Photoshop, taken about six minutes before this one.
There were many people watching the sun go down, but everyone was quiet and respectful. We all stayed for a little longer hoping for an afterglow but there just wasn't one.
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Sadly every shoot doesn’t give me a mirror view. The lake makes me work for it.
Here is view I have posted before with a mirror reflection, but this afternoon brought heavy winds. The white is not the regular salt but instead seafoam.
A five-part panorama shot at 1,000 ISO to try and stabilize from the heavy winds.
The Great Salt Lake - GPS is not the exact spot of the photo.
Another image of the Great Sand Dune National Park, taken soon after I crossed the Surge Flow.
Due to the detour (road closure) that delayed us by 3 hours, the sun was about to go below the dunes when we got there.
No epic golden colors here, just light and plenty of shadows; nevertheless, I'm happy with the few images that I got, and they are far better than the ones I took from the first visit in Sep 2019 - the early afternoon sun was flat and boring! 😉
The northeast region is having a heatwave, it's hot and humid ; oh "joy" of a hotter planet!
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I wish all these little guys were as cooperative as this Warbling Vireo. It would sit just long enough to get a shot. Bucks County PA.
As you know, with mirrorless cameras, getting flight shots is tough with a busy background. In the Z9 firmware update 4.0, they added a feature called Auto Capture. I tried it out yesterday. All you do is set up a tripod, enter some parameters for the shot you want, activate the program and walk away. The camera looks for any combination of settings and takes shots on its own. This one was set up for motion in a defined area of the frame. Lets say, it worked great.
My Red Fox came running from the back up to the bird feeders where the squirrels hang out. There were eight of them and they ran in all directions confusing the old man. Bill's Backyard Bird Blind.
A pair of very soon to fledge Osprey's at Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge in Galloway, NJ.
White-throated Sparrow enjoying the sunshine while picking berries at Peace Valley Park, New Britain PA.
Bullock's Oriole
It was a nice day this January 18th for a change. So my wife and I took the ride to Gloucester, NJ. where this male beauty has been visiting the feeders. Another wayward bird as he should be on the West Coast.
Neuenburger Urwald
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