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Hello everyone, I'm Ray Hennessy and I've been a wildlife photographer for 20 years and I just launched a new website to share amazing wildlife photography that can only be viewed on larger screens

I do not think I should add anything.

Yesterday I photographed this bird looking back as if someone was calling it

So yesterday, I was coming home from Seattle, I did not want to drive around due to the traffic. I had taken my camera with me thinking that I may be able to get some photos along the way.

I like to have some seasonal shoots. This day we were shooting Winter. She had a matching fuzzy stole and handwarmer muff. We also wanted to play around with motion blur.

I like to have some seasonal shoots. This day we were shooting Winter. She had a matching fuzzy stole and handwarmer muff. We also wanted to play around with motion blur.

I like to have some seasonal shoots. This day we were shooting Winter. She had a matching fuzzy stole and handwarmer muff. We also wanted to play around with motion blur.

I like to have some seasonal shoots. This day we were shooting Winter. She had a matching fuzzy stole and handwarmer muff. We also wanted to play around with motion blur.

I like to have some seasonal shoots. This day we were shooting Winter. She had a matching fuzzy stole and handwarmer muff. We also wanted to play around with motion blur.

Anybody else using MidJourney AI in the work? I have tried to add it as a source for stock type of images but not seen success outside of that.

Right now I’m using my Sony A7iii with the Samyang 24mm f/1.8 prime for most of my full-frame street work.

I'm currently working on doing an entire lighthouse series in this style that I'm calling The Long Watch. There are several others in my Fstoppers portfolio if you are interested.

Just a link : https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/news/g4-severe-geomagnetic-storm-levels-reach…

Aurora(s) as far south as mid latitudes North America tonight - tomorrow!

With 2026 on our doorstep I feel the obvious choice for our next challenge is something NEW.

I did my normal retouching on this portrait and then went for a really high contrast black and white edit with texture. Which do you prefer and why?

Sometimes I usually go downtown to see what I can capture, they have mirrors down there where I saw reflecting , skyscrapers.

Took this a couple of years ago and it was my first attempt at a cityscape image. I’m pretty proud of it but open to all feedback as it is not something I am very experienced in.

I hate the term "fine art" but I don't know what else exactly to call these besides just black and white.

All these are from my camera that I can make phone calls and search the Internet.

These are, again, multiple misaligned exposures merged in Photoshop. In both cases, the dramatic sundown sky was photographed through tree branches.

For the past couple months I have been investigating the app "Analog Photography Assistant" with emphasis on Light Meter, Reciprocity and B+W Preview.

Recently hiked the Pacific Crest Trail with a Z7II with a 14-24mm lens and tripod. My hiker friends enjoyed the shots, but looking for some feedback from folks with a more critical eye.

I had the good fortune to be in Northern Montana during a springtime, just after ice out. The forest was absolutely amazing.

Recently hiked the Pacific Crest Trail with a Z7II with a 14-24mm lens and tripod. My hiker friends enjoyed the shots, but looking for some feedback from folks with a more critical eye.

I was hiking in a forest filled with Giant Western Red Cedars in the Northwest.

He tries to convince her .

I believe that lot of people trying to understand the rating system in this site, everyone probably got different opinions about it.