Joachim Wulfers

Another nice set Justin. Great capture of the red-bellied woodpecker and the green heron. Interesting the view into the nest of the red-winged blackbird and the feeding scene. I love the look of ...

thank you Newbie for your kind comment

Thanks for your comments snapa. I see that you selected the wildest part of my wildlife set. Yea, I also liked that bee shot and how that lens handles these close-ups.

Yes, never used in the winter. Essentially these cars are garage queens taken out for short cruises when the sun is shining.

I went out shooting at one of my frequently visited parks. However, some exotic bird derailed my plans to shoot real wildlife like Ospreys and Bald Eagles, so except one species shown here, every ...

I bought mine used in mint condition off the Fred Miranda site for about US $ 650. There are a couple popping up every two weeks or so. It's sharp wide open but I shoot mostly around 1.4 - 2.0.Its ...

Thanks Merlin5; I am glad you liked the shots

I shot with the A6000 for many years prior to upgrading to the A6600. With legacy lenses I used M-mode and set the Shutter speeds letting ISO find its own setting. If well exposed ISO of 800 or ...

I still have this "old" video which may help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYXwCGWb7Yg Or this set-up instruction tutorial: file:///C:/Users/Joe/Desktop/Photo%20Stuff/A6000/ILCE-6000_4DFOCUS_Cam ...

1956 T-Bird with Continental Kit JoWul https://www.flickr.com/photos/jowul/

It seems like you caught a very emotional moment in the life of this couple.

Thanks for the detailed account. I plan on keeping the FE70-300G but I also kept the SEL 18-200 which for close-up shots is even better. Decisions.. decisions!

I am not sure what some people feed these birds. The other day a couple was giving froot loops and Cheerios. I guess they want the birds as obese as their cats and dogs. Others brought cashews and ...

Justin, objectively, do you notice a better performance of the 200-600 over the 100-400 with 1.4 TC to the point where making a compromise and "living" with the longer MFD is worth it?

Sounds like a great project. Good luck with the exposition. My choice would be Set #1. Reason being that I am not a fan of long exposures rendering the water unnaturally milk-like. Set #2 ...

Thanks MM. the bird is a male Downy woodpecker, our smallest woodpecker. The photo is not a crop. He gave me enough time to adjust my lens. Actually if you have sunflower seeds in your hand and ...

Thanks "the worst....", I am glad you liked those samples. If you don't mind MF there are lots of good legacy lenses you can purchase probably also locally. I purchased the two rangefinder L39 ...

Here are my preferred shots of this series. Although the others are also very nice and I could have selected them all. It looks like the other pig frog took on the colour of the algae foam. But I ...