We were In the boat again this past Thursday. Caught this cormorant sunning on the old collapsed railroad turntable bridge at -Wildwood back Bay Area. Late afternoon glare put the cormorant and bridge steel in silhouette. Shot with my Z8 and 400 f/4.5 wide open at about 1/1250 shutter speed. Made for an interesting look. Cormorant Abstract by Michael Spinelli, on Flickr
Interestingly, I was at a major CFB this weekend and the sidelines were split nearly 50/50 between Canon/Nikon including a couple of 400 f/4.5's. What a change from even a couple of years ago.
sum1sgrampa wrote:
My second youngest grandson, 10 yr old. I really hope I'm still around to watch this one in High School My daughter plays WNY Flash this weekend and I'll be back up in the Buffalo area again. We were just in Batavia for my son's games this past weekend.
groob wrote: OwlsEyes wroteJuvenile bear chill'n in the canopy.That's great and very well-processed. It's easy to sharpen bears to the point of crunchiness, but this looks just right. Love the colors.
Thanks... I like to keep my wildlife images looking as natural as I can
nmerc_photos wrote: molson wroteA couple from yesterday., with the 1.4x TCMolson...these pics are phenomenal.. better than I have gotten with far more expensive (and heavy!) lenses!