Extra challenge this week, focal length of 400mm+.
Therefor used my 200-500mm lens with an added 2x teleconverter. And since the regular challenge required taking photos of nature, I combined the two.
Sunday, April 10, 2022
Nature Week 14
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Mother nature just had the hardest time making her mind up today. The morning started with a nice looking sun but within no time, the c...
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I'm partial to #1 because of the mist and the wonderful sunlight trying to break through. Misty, foggy landscapes are just wonderful and add that bit of light - vi-o-la!
ReplyDeleteI too like the first one, way more than the last one. The colors and light worked quite well together.
DeleteInteresting exercise. Came out well.
ReplyDeleteThank you David.
DeleteThe first one a lovely landscape, but that Robin must be on steroids, ours are tiny and not so red.
ReplyDeleteThat Robin is all puffed up in order to attract another Robin. Since this photo, he seems to have found his partner and now Mrs. Robin has started building a nest on our pation trellis. Soon hopefully, I will be able to take some photos of newborns :)
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