Blind Bill

Nice work!!  BTW, I also saw the video - I was rooting for the Bison.  :)

Very nice!!  The eye capture in the last one is my favorite.  The 150-600 seems to have done quite well.  Are you pleased with it?

Incredible work!!  Late June we spent two weeks there with a small group tour.  Granted, they did an excellent job, and we were pleased with them, but the only way to find time to attempt to take ...

Lots of comments about posting more pictures of the same tree - shot thousands of times before by others. I guess then, this post was designed for somebody like me who has never seen 'that' tree...

When I grow up I hope to take pictures as nice as those !!

This may or may not be of value to you and depends on the first killing frost but one thing Alaska has a lot of is Mosquitos! Don't know what it'll be like in September but 'just in case' make ...

Never having used one I'm sure the 100-400 v2 is an outstanding lens, and certainly one I wouldn't mine owning someday but for your most current needs I don't think you can go wrong with the ...

I reall like my 16-35 f/4L...so how about a 10-18 f/2.8L? And how about an update on the 70-300 L so that I could use my 1.4x on it. And a 200-600L for less than $4k.

I'll be in Homer in 2020 for a few days and your thread just made me think about doing a Katmai day-trip. I've been to Brooks Falls from Anchorage - King Salmon and back in one day (tired!) and so ...

So as an update to this thread I purchased the Luminar program and I'm having fun with it. Maybe one day I'll try PS or LR. Again, you're help was appreciated!

Before upgrading to FF, I used a Tamron 10-24 on my T1i.  I always thought it was an underrated lens and for a beginner I do believe you would appreciate its cost and image quality.  About 90% of ...

It’s a fabulous lens - it never disappoints.

Went to Ireland last month for twelve days and these were the two I took with me.  I left my Tami SP 45 at home and was happy with what I had.

For weeks prior to my recent two-week trip to Ireland I fretted about what to take.  In the end I took two lenses:  My EF 16-35 f/4L and the EF 70-300 4.0-5.6L....and I left a couple others at ...

I also agree with visiting Dead Horse Point State Park - and please be there for a sunset!

My youngest kid is in Iceland as I type this and the car he's rented is big enough for all your gear (and camping kit), so I guess what I'm saying is 'take them all!'  No second guessing yourself ...

I guess its been about three years now but my wife and I did a trip through the Utah NP's and Cedar Breaks during the first week of October.  Crowds were thin and we had not problems getting ...

One final thought - you and your gear need to be nimble as they pop out everywhere and they DO have the right-of-way!  :) The NPS Ranger kept track of this boar and cleared a path for him.

At Brooks Falls - while you probably have a good chance of seeing a bear or two wandering along at the landing / interpretation site, the elevated viewing platforms for the falls are 1/4-1/2 mile ...

Your thoughts and comments on my post are greatly appreciated.  I've never had such a large response to the few threads I started and I've learned quite a bit following this. Thanks again!