CompleteUtterNonsense

I have been shooting wildlife, mostly perched birds with the G9 for 7 months now.  It is quite possible to get good results but ... (1) small fast moving birds are a challenge and you will get a lower ...

Lovely wood duck.  Doesn't look tired to me.

Its a manufacturing defect.  You need to return it. I've seen this happen to older large format display units at work on rare occasions. It sucks, but this does happen. FWIW, this is factory ...

Really nice set.  I'm amazed at how much the bird was displaying its crest.  Most of my views of this bird are as a little brown torpedo and non with the crest showing.

I'm probably the only one, but I happen to really like this shot.  I don't think the subject always needs to be 100% inview.

It shouldn't be, but between this thread and the other one I referenced there have been a number of quite judgmental posts. Perhaps it is not intentional, but that is somewhat judgmental, no? :)  ...

If that were my primary reason, I would not waste my time here.  Social media gives you way more likes. Is that your primary reason for posting here?

Love the video of the bass feeding. ... and the sound track on that second video.  I'm going to be playing that on those cold miserable January days where we have seen no sun for a week.

I mostly agree, but that is the reality.  As the boomer generation fades, forums will continue to shrink. In the mean time: Don't worry, Be happy. Post what makes you happy. :)

Actually I think its quite simple.  Forums are going the way of letter writing.  My daughter does all her browsing on a phone.  She uses platforms like Facebook to connect with people that have ...

Does anyone find it odd that a thread about how few posters and threads there are in this forum is followed up by a thread about too many individual posts? Everybody has different reasons for ...

Cool shot.  Is that a single species with multiple growth forms or multiple species?

Really nice shots of this bird displaying its crown.  I've observed them a few times now, but never saw them flash their crown.

Numer 2 is outstanding.  The yellow/ochre background, mauve flowers and warm browns of the bird really complement each other.

I really like the backlighting on the spines in this shot.

I often come away with this feeling after a day with the camera. I watched a bit on landscape photography on youtube where the photographer went through his process for getting just the right ...

From the shadows, I thought it was closer to mid day.  Turned out very nicely though.

I really like the colours in this set.  What time of day were they taken?

Love the framing of this one.  Nicely done. Is the bird displaying for you or are the crest and crop always up/out like that?

#3 is the standout for me as well.  The red wing blackbirds are a close second.