Zoo trip

[daytime dave]

Good gear and glass costs money, that's for sure. I prefer Canon for photography and the L lenses for their great sharpness and focus. I've been amazed at some of the photographs I've taken with my iPhone 16 since I've had it. I'm torn between the two, but I'm glad I can take at least one with me wherever I go.

I hope you win more than honorable mention on your photographs. Are you on Flickr by any chance?

[clovishound]

I hope you win more than honorable mention on your photographs. Are you on Flickr by any chance?

No. I post on the CNPA Facebook page (members only), and the Nikonites camera forum. As I have mentioned before, I do have a Youtube channel that I post slideshows on. I do that to make it easy for family and friends can see some of my work. The channel name is Clovishound. Here's a link to my most popular slideshow video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iEwDE9HAfs&t=29s

[dave77]

I once saw a photo of a group of professional photographers at a major sporting event, I think it was a tennis match. It said the value of all their telephotos would easily be in the hundred thousands of dollars.

[DsGrouse]

My buddy needed me to drive him up to Columbia today. I decided to drag the Pup along and we went to the zoo after dropping him off. I haven't been there since I upgraded my equipment, and (hopefully) my skills. Anyway, here are a few of the first edited images.


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Lovely photos.

About the quote at the bottom...

"The building was on fire, and it wasn't my fault."

[Travlin]

The links don't work for me.

[clovishound]

The links don't work for me.

If you are referring to the post by DsGrouse, those are the pictures from the first post in this thread. When you quote a post with pictures in it, it comes up with the attachment data, rather than displaying the image itself.