Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

Given how good I think the A7IV is, this is something I'll likely look for used in a few years.  I really believe the sensor size is pretty idea.  The A7RV I get to use at work now is pretty amazing but the file sizes are enormous and I often don't need that much resolution even for large (30"x40") prints.

Posted

My D200 is now over 20 years old, and while it shows its age, it still works.  The 300 F/4 I keep permanently attached to it is from 1987, but it has aged like a fine wine.  I use the combination to catch the local wildlife, usually without leaving my house.

54832562070_2ab7757bd6_k.jpg

The "lawn crew."  This is from September, and the Hathaway house has now seen major renovations.  More on that later.

 

54837641119_20eba13811_k.jpg

54832553475_36f64a9f3a_k.jpg

An osprey looking for lunch. 

 

54831378262_1c52e2fdcb_k.jpg

The corner of the mower shed is a prime squirrel snack bar.

 

54922089266_a6f54422ad_k.jpg

54949107215_4c6c4412cc_k.jpg

"I have an acorn, and you don't!"

 

54836583712_919aab566a_k.jpg

54832565880_eb93f1025d_k.jpg

*honk* *honk*  Canada geese don't actually like the pond that much, because it's surrounded by trees.  They prefer Sweetened Water Pond, across the street.  Even though it's a much smaller pond, it's open and they find id easier to access.  With that said, the geese will sometimes slum it and land in Jernegan pond.

 

54839900454_6525e72f40_k.jpg

The ducks are slightly more frequent in their appearances, but they too prefer the more open pond.

 

54836537947_d3a6fe754e_k.jpg

A great blue heron taking off the moment he caught sight of me.  Herons do NOT like humans.

 

54948391205_5731578dca_k.jpg

54953445952_020c4858b7_k.jpg

54961874113_41b728a6b6_k.jpg

*gobble* Survived another thanksgiving.

 

54970101978_96ab18c41c_k.jpg

I took a bunch of photos of this fatso, but I've only one I've edited so far.

 

Tune in next time for fall colors, antique lenses, and irritated kitties.

  • Like 3
Posted (edited)

With Martin Parr’s recent passing, articles have resurfaced, including on a single vote getting him in Magnum. See how angry/joking photographers can get
 

“The other person to avoid was Martin Parr. As he put it, he was photographing a Magnum Annual Party for the first and last time – using a flash with a thing like a Styrofoam coffee cup on the end of it. My penile extension, he explained hopefully (but unsuccessfully) to any lady who passed by.

I mean if Magnum had to hire someone to do the party pictures, did it have to be Martin? He’s clearly not as successful as we all thought, if he needs to do birthday parties, Bar Mitzvahs and weddings. I sincerely hope the Magnum blogsite goes down before he has a chance to post. I mean, if Magnum wanted to hire a party photographer, why couldn’t they have selected a nice ‘concerned photographer’ like Philip Jones Griffiths or Ian Berry to do them – photographers who photograph you with dignity and humanism and make you look good – instead of the appallingly ‘cynical’ and ‘ironic’ Parr? Garry Winogrand and Diane Arbus did enough pictures at the MoMA of people looking demented without Parr adding to them.“ 

Edited by blessingx
  • Haha 1

Please sign in to comment

You will be able to leave a comment after signing in



Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use.