Nikon D7000, Nikkor 85mm 1.4G (ISO400, f4, 1/400) – used tripod.
Photog skills are rusty. Another skill to sharpen during this corona-tine.
Any tips for capturing moon shots? And, in the foreground I had trees. If I adjusted settings to see the evergreen trees the moon was too bright and washed out. To get the craters in the moon I couldn’t figure out how to also include the trees.
Appreciate any of your photog tips! Thanks!
Amazing blood moon lunar eclipse from Danville, CA 4:50am PST. Snapped a few shots just with my Nikon D7000 and 55-200mm/5.6 lens. No tripod. ISO 12800 f/8.0 1/25
I have neglected blogging, and taking photos, since we’ve moved to California but, decided it was time to share a few shots of whale sightings in the Monterey Peninsula. It’s been such a thrill and delight to watch whales several times in the last few months, just from the shore. Powerful, peaceful and magical whales…they calm and astound me.
Humpback lunge feeding off the shores of Capitola, CA (July 2014)
Two of the six humpbacks I watched from Moss Landing near Monterey, California (September 2014)
Good morning Canada from Port Angeles, WA USA! Fresh snow and sun shining on the mountains on Vancouver Island across the Strait of Juan de Fuca, west of Victoria, BC. Beautiful!
Mount Rainier sunrise – landscape crop (Nikon D7000, 50mm/1.4G)
I posted this sunrise pic with my iPhone and am just getting around to checking out the shots using my Nikon D7000. Which crop do you prefer? Landscape or portrait? Thanks for your input, shutterbugs!!
Mount Rainier sunrise – portrait crop (Nikon D7000, 50mm/1.4G)
After a relatively painless family photo shoot, using my tripod and self-timer, Nora finally was unleashed to climb logs, play, and explore. I shot this when she climbed up high on a fallen tree and she flashed me her sweet smile. Love…
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