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@medicineman999, looks like these birds keep following you! Great shot. What a flying machine, looking at those wings -- and claws and strong legs.

@jc1962, it is like the sky on fire.!! Did you tweak the saturation? Thanks.

@trainerKen, Very good results indeed. Vertical stitching? Thanks.

Wow. Must be a Kangaroo runway ;-)

@Luckyvic, Please do share, as you shoot more, photos/experiences with this lens on a Sony A9/MC11 combo. And also of the 2x converter on it. I have been thinking of trying a Canon 400mm lens, but ...

Who to get the model release first? ;-)

(Besides your usual extraordinary city-scapes ..) I thought I would single out your hummingbird photo for its superb capture :-)

Beautiful. My first reaction was, oh, the corn season!

I have no comment on this wonderful camera. Nor on the beautiful view above. But is this one of the locations that Starbucks is closing? I mean, who wants to go inside a store, contrasting with ...

There is something so geometrical about this photo: Vertical lines of greenery; the near straight horizon. And clouds floating sort of elongated more horizontally! And a blob of a tree on the ...

Is it possible the lens has sticky aperture blades? It perhaps didn't close down enough, hence it got enough OOF effect? And also got over-exposed. And/or, by some quick involuntary movement, the ...

@Alfred, I found a photo of cats in the series here -- which is all very touching -- ...

I think AFC is essential for Cats: since it stands for AF-Cat mode ;-) I am curious why does your photo have two (or three?) green vertical marks: one right-bottom corner, and the others along the ...

Please tell your cat to pose a 1/2 a foot backwards, i.e. 15 cm, not a cat foot. So that its eyes and nose can all be in sharpest focus at very shallow depth of field, and its ear won't be ...

I love the chrome yellow and dark browns + greens in those leaves. Nicely captured. Very pleasing effect of the flower in the center and buds around it.. Thanks.

I am wondering (not about the ISO, but..) who is driving this vehicle? ;-)

Wow. I must congratulate you for your persistence, and for capturing this incredible shot! I guess the (mad) wasp feet must've touched the surface, and thus making those patterns. Thanks again for ...

Beautiful -- all four of them! I have to admit, the lady in the first shot is holding the pipe so effortlessly that perhaps the physics of that load is almost trivial. The old lady in the last shot ...

@Wingnut, with a moniker like that I dare ask very carefully: why should a wasp die while flying, and that too just like that? Wasps typically don't fall off. This photo looks like more of an ...

verybiglebowski wrote: Beautiful. The spread gown makes it more dramatic, with light coming through it.. Perhaps you couldn't have picked up a more run-down place, and present it so successfully ;-)