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From 2010. I was lucky enough to play one of the most significant gold courses in American history. A weekend that I will never forget. The Clubhouse https://a4.pbase.com/g1/64/511964/2/129510541.8c0fblGi.jpg https://thefriedegg.com/sunday-brunch-shinnecock-hills-clubhouse-history/ And from the driv...

Excellent contributions Yildiiz.
You are a culinary artist.

2008 in Scotland.
Who needs phone booths anymore? They are good to lean on.

As far as you like.
JT

Digging through the archives.
Feel free to share your own.

I dig how the background embraces the bottom of the feeder in the first image. The bird stands out.
Magic.

Excellent perspective and great light. Nailed it. Look at the claws is #2, spectacular. I didn't mention the 70-200mm but thought about it afterward. Surprised that you don't own the Swiss army knife of lenses. We won't accuse your wife of neglect for you not having this lens, at least until after y...

I wish you bright light.
Of course you have analyzed if the feeder is in the brightest place in the yard.

Seems to me that this is a problem of close up, cropping, noise (high iso), and freezing the object. As someone that bought a small blind from a sporting goods store and placed it under my deck in order to shoot birds at a bird bath, I suggest the following: 1. Longer lens placed closer to your hous...

#2 in set 2 looks like the best light yielding the least amount of noise resulting from the cropping. Still got the 70-400?
I have an evil plan in mind.

How long is the remote cord?

Trial, error, improvement.
Great lens choice for background blurring.
What's your next move?
JT

It's always about the story and you have shared a great one.
JT

Getting better.
Keep going.

Gonna need a blind to get close enough. And maybe a less cluttered background.
Looking forward to the next set.