Photography- one photo a day

[mtmiller]

Pretty good detail if you click on the pic a couple times.

 

[jnawalaniec]

first attempt at photographing birds

 

[huntin_fool94]

Pretty good detail if you click on the pic a couple times.

whats your camera set up? Great picture!

 

[mtmiller]

whats your camera set up? Great picture!

Thanks much. Z9 with 500 f4G. Old glass, still works great for me. Same bird showing off his other side. haha

 

[OregonSteeler]

Pretty good detail if you click on the pic a couple times.

Those purpler and yellow patches are very cool! Is that common?

 

[mtmiller]

Those purpler and yellow patches are very cool! Is that common?

On the fellas.

 

[Mike Islander]

Perfect setup. Let a Jake walk moments ago.

 

[jnawalaniec]

little too slow on this one

 

[thatmountaindad]

Central Colorado first rifle 2022. Lots of ground to cover.

 

[Pass-n-Thru]

 

[Mike Islander]

Perfect stand.

 

[AKDoc]

Approaching port of Ushuaia, Argentina...in the Tierra del Fuego region of Patagonia at the southern tip of SA...

and within a short 20-minute drive out of town, we were totally in rural countryside on our way to a National Park...

(Photos taken on a trip with my wife in Jan '23...gotta say all that green sure looks good from Alaska right now LOL!)

 

[mtwarden]

Mazatzal Wilderness (that's not a leprechaun, but my buddy who is 5' 9" )

 

[Mike Islander]

 

[mtwarden]

 

[ScottRK]

Daughter saw it and said there’s a face in that tree. State Rec trail area. It overlooks an 1800’s homestead spot.

 

[GSPHUNTER]

Daughter saw it and said there’s a face in that tree. State Rec trail area. It overlooks an 1800’s homestead spot.View attachment 542538

Where is the headless horseman?????????????????

 

[jnawalaniec]

 

[AKDoc]

A past June four-mile hike up to an Alaskan alpine lake to fly-fish for Arctic Grayling...

 

[nnmarcher]

Overlooking the Temple of Apollo and Delphi theater in Delphi, Greece. The temple was first constructed in the 7th century BC, but has been reconstructed three times since. The theater could seat around 5000 people and hosted plays, poetry readings, and musical events. I wouldn't mind watching a show with this view!