Nikkor 200mm-500mm – Birds In Flight Performance – Roseate Spoonbills One Big Alligator
I take my Nikon D500 and my new Nikkor 200mm-500mm to the Stickmarsh and test performance on birds in flight. How did this combo perform? Unbelievable good!
I take my Nikon D500 and my new Nikkor 200mm-500mm to the Stickmarsh and test performance on birds in flight. How did this combo perform? Unbelievable good!
I have to admit, I love taking pictures of all sorts of wildlife but birds top the list for me. I recently got my hands on Nikon’s newest mirrorless camera, the Z6. I spent a few days at a couple of my favorite locations testing this camera to see how well in performs when compared…
I’ve been shooting the Sony A7R VI for a few weeks now in Florida, and the camera finally got tested by something no spec sheet could prepare it for. There’s a male osprey I’ve been watching with an injured eye. Torn nictitating membrane, the third eyelid birds use to protect their eyes mid-dive. Most people…
In February of 2021 I was lucky enough to spend a morning with some newly hatched Sandhill cranes. I used my Sony A7RIV and the Sony A7SIII to capture some incredible moments that helps tell the story of two brand new Sandhill Crane chicks. This video is a great way to start the new year….
It’s not everyday that you walk up to your favorite Osprey photography location and find a White Morph Reddish Egret. Today was one of those days. In fact, I got to spend the entire morning with this amazing bird. Watch the video below. My what big eyes you have there little birdy! These head on…
Sony recently introduced a new firmware update for the already impressive A9 mirrorless camera. This firmware update introduced a new feature called “Real Time Tracking.” This new feature is supposed to lock focus on a target and never lose it. How does Sony’s Real Time Tracking work with bird in Flight Photography? Let’s find out….
Welcome to the wild world of the wetlands right before sunrise. In order to get the full effect of this wild awakening, watch the video below. Now I can show you why we came here so early in the morning. We came here to see this, a baby Sandhill Crane. Look at this little cutie…