Krusty79

Thanks for the nice feedback! I'm glad I was able to hit those spots at peak color this year. I would love to visit New England in the fall sometime to get some shots there. I've been using the ...

I'm jealous - we don't get that many reds and oranges here in California. Great shots!

It is great if you can catch the areas at peak color. Fortunately, there are websites that track the fall colors. There are a few places further south that I didn't get a chance to check out. ...

Some great shots there. I'd like to see some from the USA - it seems to help if you can go to some exotic location. I was also wondering how someone can afford to spend 7 months tracking pumas. ...

We don't have broad winged around here, but it sure looks like a red shouldered to me. I'll bet you were near a pond/creek.

Great light and no weeds blocking the view!

Tuolumne Meadows Bay Bridge Blue Sunset

Here's what I posted on a California-based Yahoo photo group: Hi all, I drove up to the Eastern Sierras on Wednesday, the 9th. There were power outages in Jamestown and Sonora and most of the gas ...

Olympic NP

For a "famous" name, I'll go with the late Galen Rowell - http://www.mountainlight.com/ For a great Bay Area photographyer, I like Nicholas Steinberg - https://www.nicholassteinberg.com/

Bird photography is a specialized field and I don't think any of the options you just gave have enough reach. I shoot with an APS-C 60D with the original Canon 100-400, which is the equivalent of ...

Cool shot! My friends say they got shots of the blue-eyed coyote there. The elk rutting should be starting about now.

This is about as close as I can get using an Canon APS-C body and 100-400 zoom:

Great job getting the pelican at that angle!

How many focus points are you using and what did you focus on? It looks like the camera may have focused further back in the scene. You camera is capable of taking sharp photos. I will assume for ...

Congrats! It's good to know that others like your work too.

I don't know what you typically shoot, but my 10-18 ultrawide is my favorite lens and I use it all the time. The Canon ultrawide gives you a lot of bang for the buck. A fisheye is more of a ...

As photographers, we know a DSLR is not needed for professional quality results, but most of the public still associates a large DSLR with a "professional" camera. I've heard the same thing from ...

How wide do you need to go? Wider than the 18mm on the kit lens? Have you ever shot with an ultrawide before?

Thanks for the info. I wonder what % of those shooters were using tripods/monopods? I wouldn't want to lug around a FF body with a 500mm f/4.