Thank you Steve! I like that one too. I couldn’t decide between that one and the first as to my favorites. I was experimenting with shutter speeds and I like the slight blur I think more than the longer blurs. Hope you’re getting to do some fishing this summer Steve, and I appreciate your comment!
ratherfish wrote:
Cool images Scott! I especially like the last one. The blurred gondolas and the color contrast in that one are really striking. Steve
BigBabyMoses06 wrote:
You're single handedly going to be responsible for me selling my 400-800 for the 300 2.8. Beautiful shots.
Sorry for getting you in trouble!. The 300GM is a marvel of a lens, so light and so sharp. I use my 400-800 mainly for airshows, I need the versatility and reach
Ross Martin wrote:
Prairie dog cuteness alert! Love #5. Badlands area, or Yellowstone?
Waterfall was in the Tetons (Jenny Lake), marmot was Yellowstone, and prairie dogs were Devil's Tower.
Almost missed my flight out of Rapid City because I got up early to shoot prairie dogs and was desperately waiting for the sun to come out from behind the clouds.
One of the things I love about the FE 100-400mm GM is its versatility. It has plenty of reach for birds and wildlife, but its close-focusing ability also makes it surprisingly useful for detailed close-ups like these mushrooms. Both were taken while hiking in Georgia.
. The 300GM is a marvel of a lens, so light and so sharp. I use my 400-800 mainly for airshows, I need the versatility and reach
