50+ thread

nice shots. i like to mess around trying to do shots of water as well.
i love my 10-22, use it more than I thought I would but my 24-105 in my main lens that I keep on most of the time and what I bring when I'm hiking. Unless I'm out looking for animals, then the big boy comes out.
I also found that the 10-22 is excellent for car shows. I can get the whole car in the shot while standing 3' away from the bumper so it solves the issue of clueless people always stepping in front of me while I'm shooting
this one is with the 24-105, one of my favorites from last year

and with the 10-22, taken the same night but i was set up in front of the truck for this one. the two brightest spots low in the sky are Saturn and Jupiter, the orange glow is my camp neighbors fire. I couldn't see that with the naked eye, only noticed it after I got the pics on the computer

And with the 100-400 although closer to 100, taken from the doorway of the camper in Yellowstone last fall

and 400mm, taken while balancing on the door sill of Runner and shooting across the roof. in the rain. in 40* weather

 

thanks Chuck! I miss getting out - need to change that soon.

 

Biologist stuff. I actually turned in a bunch of my photos from that trip to the Fish and Game people as they only tagged the females but they wanted to know what males they were hanging with so the only way to track that was through direct observation. She was # 44. The moose do really well in that particular area and they were considering changing the hunting regs. I really hope they don't. Last couple trips I saw over 30 mooses over the span of a couple days.

And I've been listening...my back and the weather have other plans for me so far.

 

Little bit better, still achy though. Giving up on watching TV and heading for bed. Hope I'll sleep through the rest of this