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Your point is made and the link seems interesting (haven't read it all yet). I think subconsciously, people like particular photos for similar reasons. Your eye is drawn into an image because of ...

That's one of the most dramatic shifts in white balance I've seen in awhile!

That brings up a good point. What was your goal with your original set of Heron images? Maybe I just don't understand what you were trying to portray.

No, but the photo has to be interesting, right?  He's one I took last year.  It's not a NatGeo photo by any means, but the deer adds some interest. Because you always say "comments welcome". I ...

Great variety and well executed.  Thanks for sharing!

I don't find the images compelling at all.  The main reason is that they were taken"shooting down from a raised walkway."  Wildlife images tend to be a lot more interesting when the viewer is eye ...

I think you've been spotted! Cool shot.

I've worked as a forestry consultant for over a decade and toted my Nikon gear along the way (D300, D600, D4, D850).  I have used all of the cameras mentioned in light rain, dust, and probably the ...

You want to judge the quality of a camera using a 6 second exposure?  Yikes...

Get the D4s.  It was specifically designed to shoot action.

Good info and I wasn't aware of his "questionable" ethics.  He is an interesting one for sure.  Overall, I'm not very intrigued with his subject matter. Even though his shoots wildlife with a wide ...

Agreed, and if you think about it, it's a great marketing strategy.  In another interview, I think he said that he only expects to take 3 to 5 "strong" images a year.  Not only does this say a lot ...

Here's a link to a David Yarrow article. In the article he states, "the 58 has made me several million in sales" https://davidyarrow.photography/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/Digital-Photographer-2015 ...

In my experience the D4 has cleaner high ISO images. Let me give you a real world example of rather extreme usage. For 2 years I used a D5 and a 120-300mm f2.8 Sport for 10-12 Friday night football ...

Amazing critter the Pronghorn.  Boy, they can  cover some ground in a hurry!

Nicely done!  Was that in Wyoming?

These are great! Congrats.

I'll admit when I saw the title that your pics would be more "rainforest" like. Shows what I know! My vote it the dribbling Baobab!

Thanks for that thoughtful response, Mike.  I will try that avenue if for some reason I don't get along with the tubes.

Thank you for that info, Bill.  That sounds like my best option.