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Looking to buy a lightly used 28mm f1.8G. Thanks for looking.

I am going on a week long fly fishing trip in about 3 weeks. I will be taking some photos as well as fishing, and since nearly all the photos are going to be on the water (drift boat) I would really like to purchase a good quality polarizer filter. I went to my local camera shop and was blown...

I haven't been on here for awhile as things have been hectic at work and home. I have been able to sneak out a little bit though and take a few photos of an eagles nest that sits in the middle of a local private schools property. It took awhile to get permission but after several emails back and...

The fish weren't biting today but it was still a gorgeous day to be outside. Here a few photos from the day...

The robin is a really good shot. Great light!

Great job I really like #1 and #3.

No it's my 70-300mm lens. It was cold and all the trees were covered in ice, perhaps that's what gives that effect. Honestly I just used one of the presets in Lightroom not much real processing was done. Thanks for the replies everyone.

Below is my first attempt at a B&W photo. I shot it in color with the intention of messing with it lightroom to get the look I was looking for. I am kind of on the fence whether I like it or not and frankly I am not sure why. Any thoughts positive or negative would be appreciated.

Of these three photos which do like best and why? Thanks for the input!! Oh just so you know Rusty has three legs so if he looks a little weird in the rear end that is why. #1 #2 #3

The dries they were taking, were they blue wing olives?

I would crop out the tip of the beak on the bird on the right.

I saw a mating pair of hawks yesterday afternoon but I was unable to sneak up and get any decent photos. Really impressive shot!

I've been married for 13 years, I stopped asking permission after year 6...

Took this today at one of my sons JROTC competitions, I thought it turned out alright. I would love to hear ya'lls thoughts.

$160 is not the VR. I got my 70-300 VR new for $389 with a rebate, but $300 seems to be the norm used or refurbished.

Photography is subjective. What do you like about it?

Another vote for 70-300mm VR. The below images were taken with my 70-300 VR.

Thanks to some of the guys that frequent this page I have slowly been improving my BIF photos. I shot this one after work tonight while loft flying my homing pigeons, I slowed my shutter speed down to 1/1000 and switched to AF-C. I think those changes helped immensely compared to my previous...

Thanks, I was really surprised to see him. There was a hen woody out there as well.

Thanks for the tips everyone. I sincerely appreciate the help.