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I decided to go "hunt" the local woods with my camera again. I figure I'm getting probably 3x closer to these deer than truly wild ones, but still pretty fun. Squirrels on the other hand never stop moving. Managed to play the wind and sneak up on some bedded deer, and wandered into a few more.  Wildlife by charliebravo77, on Flickr Wildlife by charliebravo77, on Flickr Wildlife by charliebravo77, on Flickr Wildlife by charliebravo77, on Flickr Wildlife by charliebravo77, on Flickr Wildlife by charliebravo77, on Flickr Wildlife by charliebravo77, on Flickr Wildlife by charliebravo77, on Flickr Wildlife by charliebravo77, on FlickrI really wish Canon would hurry up and come out with a 7D3 or a sports/wildlife focused EOS R model of some variety. charliebravo77 fucked around with this message at 16:15 on Dec 16, 2019 |
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That's a nice buck, you got a lot of great wildlife for one walk. Most hunters wish they could see that much in a full week of hunting.
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Verman posted:That's a nice buck, you got a lot of great wildlife for one walk. Most hunters wish they could see that much in a full week of hunting. Trust me, I know. When I have a gun in my hand instead of a camera things are much different. These photos (and most I've posted lately) are from a suburban nature preserve that's kind of its own little oasis and fauna thrives there, the deer also give zero shits about humans outside of like 10 yards. The deer density is like 1 per 15 acres (~250 acre preserve) and there are squirrels every 5 feet.
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Long time since posting here, I still suck tho. Not wildlife: 
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Kind of crazy that I have so many polar bear shots and haven't really processed any of them. 
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This bugger scouts my house every evening just around dusk, and I find his prints coming up my driveway frequently, but no lost chickens yet. He was heading home for the day when I saw him this morning, looked like a mole in his mouth.  Wide Fox by B. B., on Flickr Portrait Fox by B. B., on Flickr Landscape Fox by B. B., on Flickr
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Taken in Valley of Fire state park Nevada. Bighorn Sheep by cha_reckoning, on Flickr  Mountain Goats 1 by cha_reckoning, on Flickr
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-CHA posted:Taken in Valley of Fire state park Nevada. Some weird artifacts on this until I clicked thru to Flickr. Beautiful.
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torgeaux posted:This bugger scouts my house every evening just around dusk, and I find his prints coming up my driveway frequently, but no lost chickens yet. He was heading home for the day when I saw him this morning, looked like a mole in his mouth. These are great. I wish I saw foxes around here. They're definitely around (based on poop) but I think the coyotes are making them a lot more wary. Too bad about that one grass stalk across its tail! -CHA posted:Taken in Valley of Fire state park Nevada. Love these.
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Some from Jasper right before Christmas - these ones were the second-raters, spending the day bashing each other's heads while the lead ram hung out with the ladies    
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Some bison from my winter Yellowstone trip. I've only been there in the summer and didn't enjoy it a ton but january was incredible.     
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Got some rare dense fog, wanted to shoot some trees, saw some fuzzy stuff instead. coyote taking a nap by Seth Graham, on Flickr  Hawk in the fog by Seth Graham, on Flickr Coyote must be comfortable as gently caress with humans to settle down and nap near me. I'd seen the tracks going all over the place, and I stopped in a spot to try and set up a shot of some trees and caught it out the corner of my eye. We eyed each other for a bit, it decided I wasn't a problem and curled up for a nap. Unfortunately the fog really messed with getting a sharp photo.
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runaway pancake posted:Some bison from my winter Yellowstone trip. I've only been there in the summer and didn't enjoy it a ton but january was incredible. I haven't been to Yellowstone in ~20 years, how's the bison population there? Are they easily spotted in the park and abundant or was this just good timing for you? Some Spider Monkeys in Yaxha-Nakum-Naranjo National Park in northern Guatemala  Spider Monkey by Tyler Huestis, on Flickr Spider Monkey by Tyler Huestis, on Flickr Spider Monkey by Tyler Huestis, on Flickr
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neckbeard posted:I haven't been to Yellowstone in ~20 years, how's the bison population there? Are they easily spotted in the park and abundant or was this just good timing for you? Big enough that they chill alongside the road all over the park, cause massive traffic jams, and trample a couple idiots every year. They're omnipresent in Lamar Valley, only variable is whether they're near the road or not.
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I'm in Yellowstone at the moment. First time in the winter but it's a mild spell so I'm not getting my bus off... Had an amazing wolf pack sighting last week.
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neckbeard posted:Tikal Cool beans. I see you were using a 150-600. How was that in the rainforest? Also, how did you pack that for international travel?
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BetterLekNextTime posted:Cool beans. I see you were using a 150-600. How was that in the rainforest? Also, how did you pack that for international travel? I have the original 150-600, not the G2, so there was a lot of high ISO and running around for better light (the second howler pic in particular). I have a LowePro ProTactic 450 AW It fits well in plane overhead storage and I toss my tripod in my checked luggage while flying (didn't have it when I was in northern Guatemala though)
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neckbeard posted:I haven't been to Yellowstone in ~20 years, how's the bison population there? Are they easily spotted in the park and abundant or was this just good timing for you? Population is fairly high. They are pretty abundant anytime of the year in the valleys. Everytime I've been to the park they've been on the road causing traffic jams, as others have said.
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Just wanted to link this in here and a couple other related threads, really cool image library available. I'm making a bunch of prints.
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Spent a few hours today watching some more orcas. Took a bunch of mostly out of focus and uninteresting photos. Got one nice shot of some spyhopping though. Bonus muddy snapshot that more accurately portrays what the whale watching experience is like: 
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If you like (small and brown) lizards, Aruba has you covered. DSCF1085 DSCF1373 DSCF1382
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 . The blue whiptails are fairly common, and there are iguanas around if you look ( not usually so green though). The _vast_ majority are small, brown, and everywhere though.
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I am a budding lepidopterist and decided to start chronicling the creatures I encounter. There aren't really any other places to post bugs, so hi thread! I found an unexpected Clouded Sulfur butterfly in my kitchen.   And this brown-eyed beauty is a Morrison's Sallow moth.  
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We have a macro thread you are free to post in, most posts there are bug close ups. https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3269817 eg  Small Copper by Aves Lux, on Flickr It's a bit dead at the moment because for a lot of us there are no bugs about yet. Nice butterflies, one of the hardest subjects to photograph in my opinion. jarlywarly fucked around with this message at 14:45 on Mar 4, 2020 |
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Is flickr the best way to share photos here? The only way I really share photos currently is on Instagram, and for those I edit them to be 1x1 ratio, 1080x1080, sRGB to better match IG's settings. I'd feel a little tacky just linking to IG posts here.
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Flickr is popular, but I just upload images to imgur.com and post that.
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Fingers McLongDong posted:Is flickr the best way to share photos here? The only way I really share photos currently is on Instagram, and for those I edit them to be 1x1 ratio, 1080x1080, sRGB to better match IG's settings. I'd feel a little tacky just linking to IG posts here. Flickr generates a BBCode link you can just paste directly in and you can choose what preview resolution to inflict on peoples monitors.
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Gotcha. Are yall switching stuff over to sRBG before uploading? I wouldn't mind sharing stuff here without the 1x1 crop.
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Always export sRGB for the web. The fancy colorspaces are only for editing or printing. I would use imgur but their gallery system is garbage. It's good for nothing but a quick upload that you will never need to link to again.
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A small squad of deer moved into my tiny postage stamp of a driveway and backyard this week.  
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I may crosspost this in the Mirrorless thread, but I thought I would start here. I'm a Fuji boi, and I'm considering adding the 100-400 to my arsenal for wildlife (mostly birbs). However, my X-H1 with my 50-140 can already be a little heavy to just walk around with, so I know the bigger lens will be like carrying a brick. I'm wondering if I wouldn't be better served to by a Panasonic 100-400 and a GH5 or something instead. Does anyone ITT have experience shooting wildlife with this lens. Is it light enough to be work a little extra expense? The reviews and sample images of that lens are plenty sharp, so that doesn't bother me. I'm more wondering about the "experience" of shooting with it.
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XBenedict posted:I may crosspost this in the Mirrorless thread, but I thought I would start here. I have used the 100-400 mm on my X-T1 for a while and love it. I usually will put on the 1.4x extender unless the light level is low. Here are some SOOCs examples: https://photos.app.goo.gl/s59jHU1Eu39SkZUN7 I will post a few to the thread once I get to a computer. As for the weight, I don't really see the weight as a factor. I have gone on long hikes with it. Typically holding it in my hand and sometimes on a cross body sling.
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toggle posted:Soldier crab doing it's thing. This is dope but I also really love that watermark, which is probably the first time I’ve said that. Much better than the ones that take up a quarter of the bottom. e: Oh poo poo this page is great too, love the goats, bisons, and foxes. 
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