Nov 072010
 

There’s a long story behind this image, but I am just going to make this brief.  This was taken the 2nd day of me owning a digital camera.  It was a Canon Rebel 300D with a 100-400mm lens on it, and I was practicing photographing Grizzlies before I headed to Alaska.  The reason I am showing this is because: one only a few people have ever seen this shot, and 2nd I thought I had lost this shot forever.  Today while I was unpacking some more stuff I stumbled upon this little 80GB HDD out of a case and just sitting in a box.  I put it in an enclosure and plugged it in and to my surprise starring back at me were images that I thought had been lost from over 4 years ago.  I quickly made a back up of the drive and then started to go back through the files, and to my shear happiness I came across this image.  I was one of my favorites back then and it still is now.

It truly is amazing how images can bring emotions to the surface and bring back the memories of a moment in time.  I hope you enjoy this image as much as I have

Aug 222010
 

So it has been slightly nuts to say the least around here.  We just moved into the new place and as with all moving blunders, I couldn’t find half of my gear until today.  Luckily the Black-Tailed deer decided to come back today and hang out in the front yard.  Slowly but surely I am going ot get back up and running around here.  The computers are up and running as of last night (luckily nothing fried), and I have found all of my gear including some stuff I forgot I had…  It is like Christmas in August…

Stay tuned, more to come

Captured with nikon D700 70-200f2.8 II on Lexar digital film

Apr 192010
 

Ok, so I said there would be another post about this Nikkor 105 VR and this is it.  Remember that shot I had of the western fence lizard from the last post?  Well here is another from that day.

I did have great time shooting this little guy.  For some reason he just wanted to chill out on the rock and let me photograph him, so I wasn’t going to turn down the opportunity.  I put the 105 to work shooting away and got a lot of keepers from this guy, but what I like the most was when I was looking at the images in post an blew up this image to 100%.  The result of that is below.

This is a cropped shot at 100% of the image above, with nothing done to it in post.  I could not believe how sharp this lens is, and might I add this was handheld as well.  That’s right folks, no tripods here spooking the little guy away, just me the camera and the VR all working together to make a fun shot.

Captured with D700 105f2.8 Micro on Lexar digital film

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