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Great viewpoint, and I like the composition. A couple points lower on the saturation would be my only suggestion.
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Welcome to the forum. You have a pretty extensive set of pictures and a lot of them are very well done. Good attention to lighting, exposure and focus.
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Great lighting and nice detail in the bird. The feathers jump off the image.
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I have to agree with Bob about the RAW vs jpeg argument. Most of the time I use RAW to fine-tune WB and exposure. When I take car photos, the WB can be slightly different between an interior photo with an open car door and one with the door shut. I could set WB manually for each scenario but its...
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Totally cool. Great story to go with a set of intense pictures.
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In flight shots are definitely cool.
Bring on the warmer weather.
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Right across from the island, on the Oregon side. I was out on a road near a town called Scappoose.
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Thanks for the compliments guys. I was surprised the variety of birds I saw that day. I took the first 4 pics in the matter of a few minutes. The next day I went out and just saw a lot of these little ones:
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That's a swarm of them Joe. I wonder if they're hungry ;)
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Went out today and grabbed a few quick shots. Sometimes I just have to get out to enjoy the sun and shoot photos for the sake of clicking that shutter. I was using the D700 and 300mm f/4 AF-S lens with TC1.4 teleconverter. This is some of what I saw:
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Good info and something that needs attention for the active train lines. But I gotta throw this in here, there are at least 3 tracks just in my town that are unused. By unused I mean they just disappear into brush and one of them is a remnant about 100yds long, with no way to get on or off...
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After switching to all full frame cameras last year I miss the ~1.5x extra reach of the crop sensors. Unless you have a 600mm+ lens I guess :)
For bird pics I often crop out 1/2 the image on even my closest shots on full frame but with the D300 (1.5x crop factor) I could keep more of the...
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Its always good to get the flash off the cameras or to bounce light etc. Its a good place to start.
I think portraits are fun because they can be challenging and also so customizable with everything up to the photographer and their imagination.
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The colors in the mandarin shots are great and the freezing falls pics are good as well. Nicely done.
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I like that idea. Another thing I've done, and had good results with, is pick a prime lens like a 35 or 50 and work primarily on composition and framing.
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Good pics! I like the rocks in the last one
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Can you give us the comparable full frame focal length (or close to it) for your digiscope setup? My farthest reach with my current setup is 630mm on a crop body.
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I had to look up digiscoping. It looks interesting.
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November is just a cool looking shot. Nicely done
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