Q&A#6 Sony A1 is here – A9 or A7RIV for entry level wildlife – Have I abandoned Nikon? – Guitars
New video is live on my youtube channel. I take questions from my viewers and answer them to the best of my knowledge. Watch below.
New video is live on my youtube channel. I take questions from my viewers and answer them to the best of my knowledge. Watch below.
My Sony A1 setup guide has finally arrived! You can watch the entire video below. It is just under an hour long and packed full of great Sony A1 tips and tricks. You will find all of my custom settings and why I have chosen them. You can also purchase the guide as a downloadable…
Sunrise is always the perfect time for bird photography and this location has something very special. I’m looking for a nesting pair of Sandhill Cranes. They have been sitting on one egg for about a month. It should hatch any day now and I want to be there to see and capture some images of…
A long desolate dirt road might not seem like a good location for bird photography but this road leads to an amazing place filled with life. I’m so eager to try out my latest piece of gear that there was no time to run a brush through my hair. The early morning breeze should fix…
Yesterday, I shared a moment that highlighted the Great Blue Heron’s remarkable intellect as it dealt with an invasive catfish. I enjoyed sharing it with you all immensely but today’s post takes a darker turn. Yes, that’s a bird in the heron’s beak. A rare and reclusive one at that. It’s called a Sora. In…
I get tons of requests for post processing videos but I tend to shy away from them for several reasons but I wanted to share a piece of software that I know is going to help a lot of people. The software is called Topaz Denoise AI and you can get your own copy by…
In the spring of 2017, I was lucky enough to find myself in the Florida Keys during Spring Migration. The really cool thing about this is the fact that there are thousands of birds who migrate from all over the world and end up resting in the Florida Keys. This gives any photographer a huge…
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Thank you very much for sharing your expertise in photography. I’ve been following you for quit some time now and I was in owe of all your pictures – thank you again.
Anyway, I jump ship from Nikon to Sony, just got my A1 & 200-600mm lens, I know that you just got your A1 too, just wandering if you will make a video about A1 settings for wildlife photography?
Thank you mark.
God bless!
Yes I will!