04 Sunday Feb 2018
Posted in birds, Nikon D600 Photos, watson lake
A juvenile bald eagle in flight. Shot at Watson Lake in Prescott, Az.
While assisting a friend who is learning a new camera, 2 adult bald eagles flew over my head. My camera was on a tripod 10 feet away, no photo. I will go back there soon.
https://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Bald_Eagle/id
08 Tuesday Aug 2017
Posted in cats, digital photography, Nikon D600 Photos
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This photo was a happy accident. While shooting cats for their adoption photos at the Yavapai Humane Society my flash failed to fire (shooting too fast). So this image is an ambient light shot.
I really like the look of this one.
15 Friday Jul 2016
Posted in Dogs, Nikon D600 Photos
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I got my Nikon D600 back from Nikon’s repair shop today. I sent it in July 6th, so that’s not bad at all. I’m about $300 poorer ($279 for the repairs and about $20 to ship it to them with insurance). The autofocus is fixed, they cleaned the sensor and the internal parts, repaired the mirror mechanism, and updated the firmware. Unfortunately all the configuration items that I customized were set back to the factory defaults. It took me the better part of an hour to go through all the layers of menus to set everything back to where I like it, making in my camera again.
A photo of Suzie and of Betty to make sure the camera is working.
11 Saturday Jun 2016
Posted in digital photography, Nikon D600 Photos
Friend Kit came over with a Nikkor 300mm f/4 lens he had rented to let me try it out on my Nikon D600. It’s light, small, the autofocus is very fast. I like it, if I had $2K laying around doing nothing (which I don’t), I might want to buy one. Here’s a couple of shots I got around the house with it.
Lesser goldfinches on feeder
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27 Thursday Aug 2015
Posted in fire, Nikon D600 Photos
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A group of us went to shoot fire, in an abandoned road or railway tunnel south of Prescott, Az. Here T. uses an air powered sprayer to simulate a flame thrower. This is a 5 image composite, each shot at ISO 400 f/8 1/90 in a Nikon D600. I combined the layers in Photoshop using the lighten blend mode, and masked out T. to eliminate ghosting.
