I photographed this series of images using my GFX-100s + GF 45-100, GF 100-200mm lens two weeks ago.
In the first image the yellow rumped warbler eyes a mosquito… image upper left corner. With a strong leap from the branch…second image…he captures the unfortunate mosquito for dinner.
Not the best quality image but its the inequality of men versus nature. Hopefully you get the idea.
Went out to the Arrow lakes near Castlegar, BC the other night and took these shots. The one of the waterfall was light painted after dark.
Not posted in sometime so thought I'd put up a few pics from my recent trips to Madeira, North Wales and Lofoten. Constructive comments welcome.
I Was hoping to shoot the sunset at the Bodie Island Lighthouse.
Just after a recent winter storm, I went out into the mountains in search of some winter scenes to photograph.
A black and white photograph of a winter sunrise with rolling clouds obscuring a round sun, casting a soft glow across the edges.
This was my first time trying anything like this. I was hoping for one of those incredible outer banks sunsets but it wasn't to be. I shot for about an hour and a half.
I decided to get up early for sunrise during a recent trip to the Outer Banks. There were supposed to be storms later in the day so I was hoping for an interesting sky in the morning.
Just got this Sigma 150-600 C, went out testing it in a local zoo. Got some shots I kinda like .. what do y'all think ?
The sunrise was beautiful, and I did not find any compelling subject to my right to go with the pink sky. But I was lucky enough to find this spot on my left-hand side.
Thanks god for giving me this gift to my eyes and my lenses. I love the place where I live and I love sharing with you.
What was a bright sunny afternoon suddenly turned dramatic as a fog bank rapidly moved on shore.
A messy forest scene on the coast of Vancouver Island featuring a massive old growth Cedar.
One of the waterfalls in my territory that I most wanted to visit was this one. I came here in my first steps with a camera years ago. Today I return to portray it with a little more experience.
There is nothing quite like a sunset over Lake Pontchartrain in Mandeville, Louisiana after afternoon thunderstorms have passed.
You find gems in small towns when you are patient. These are some of the photographs from my usual Sunday morning drives.
Yesterday, We arrived at this incredible place a few minutes after sunrise. The thunderous roar of the waterfall could be heard tens of meters before you could even see it.
The year is coming to an end and here I leave my photographic TOP 9 for you.
Which one is your favorite? Tell me in the comments! 😁
I did not think much of this image when I first reviewed it, but I did a few minor edits and posted it anyway...
I have seen images of this waterfall for years. I finally was able to get out and photograph it. I love the old mill and the water with the hint of color in the changing leaves.
Located somewhere along the Great Ocean Road Coastline, Victoria, Australia. The forecast didn't look promising and was looking like that as we arrived on location.
The ominous peaks of Tombstone Territorial Park looming above the low hanging clouds at Divide lake. After a few nights at Talus Lake, we packed up and headed to Divide lake for 3 nights.
I really like this image, but I'm biased by my positive memory of the shoot itself. The composition was quite tricky, and I'm not sure if cutting off the palm trees was the right move.
I love staying at Aquila Eco Lodges in the southern Grampians here in Victoria in winter, looking out at the bush and the odd kangaroo or wallaby, relaxiing with a few art portfolios.
