wildlife

  1. P

    Bears and the smell of film

    I am going on an upcoming trip in the desert where I plan to photograph a community. On their visitor page they insist camera film has a strong odor that might attract bears on their property - see below. Before I pursue further, I am curious: has anyone here heard of this before? Aside from...
  2. thphoto

    my little bird collection

    This is a mix of older and current photos which I will extend irregularly. wagtail plumage care grey heron singing robin hunting heron
  3. Bryan Pereira

    leopard watching me

  4. Bryan Pereira

    Leopard

    My favorite of the africa big cats Nikon D850 200-400f4 at 400mm 1/160th iso 500 f4 Spent around 30 minutes with this one
  5. W

    What camera would be best?

    Hello guys, firstly sorry for my english.So, im thinking of buying something better than my two years old D3200.Adepts are : Canon 77D(500€) Nikon D5600(430€) or Nikon D7200 from second hand (+-550€) (only bodies) I'd like to photograph most often nature and some wildlife.What do you think is...
  6. Dyslexicbloke

    Flash for wildlife - Nikon body.

    Hi folks, first post... I currently have a D90 and have decided to upgrade to a D7200 I know it isn't the best but it is there best I can afford, used, and it's a big improvement on the D90, not that that is bad in the first place. I know basically nothing about flash photography, over and...
  7. Squa7ch2112

    Elk -- Valley Park, MO

    Wasn't the greatest light due to all the rain, but I walked away with a couple shots I like. Taken in Lone Elk Park, Valley Park, MO.
  8. Squa7ch2112

    Just a few in-flight shots from vacation.

    We took a trip to Daytona Beach, FL last year and I had a great time shooting all the various shorebirds and managed to grab some in-flight shots as well. It was a little precarious shooting Pelicans in waist high water with all the waves but weather sealing helped with that...now the sand was a...
  9. nerwin

    Oh Hello Mr. Dragonfly

    It's been many, many years since I've last taken a picture of a Dragonfly. A friend of mine (who is a photographer) said once you find one and it if it flies away, just wait. They always come back to the same spot. That's exactly what I did in this case and sure enough, it came back to same...
  10. Bryan Pereira

    Leopard posing

    Nikon d850 500mm f5.6 1/1000 iso 1400 From my feb safari, one of my regular leopards
  11. Tailgunner

    Adult Bald Eagle Incubating Eggs

    An adult Bald Eagle in what I believe to be week 5 of incubating eggs. Its hard to tell if its a female or male, the two will trade off occasionally and their nearly identical birds. Here the Eagle is either waiting on some food or a shift change...or both. Nikon D500 w/Nikon 200-500mm...
  12. jeadows

    Nikon or Canon, something else or nothing?

    Afternoon everyone. I've been thinking about upgrading my Nikon D3200 at some point (not the immediate future, I need time to save and do homework) and mostly shoot and enjoy wildlife, especially macro. Primarily I'd like advice and recommendations for a camera that would be best suited for...
  13. LK_Nature_Photography

    Hello I´m new here, who am I, some pictures, why I´m here...

    Hello everybody! My name is Leon Kiss (Kish on Hungarian) and I want to be a professional wildlife/nature photographer. I´m from Serbia, I´m half Hungarian, I live now in Germany and I speak Serbian, Hungarian, German, and English. I bought my first DSLR camera last year in August a Canon 70D...
  14. mdsphotography

    Why Me?

    Hello and thanks for taking the time to stop by. New to the Forum and to Photography. Well I, like pretty much everyone else here, have been taking photos for many years but it is only about the last 6 months that I started looking at it more seriously. This photo was taken awhile ago at our...
  15. B

    Question Re: remote pressure pad or trip wire photography

    Hi. This is my first time on your site. I am hoping to find an answer or suggestions to my question. I want to set up a remote camera but NO infrared. So I can not use a modern trail cam. Also need to capture night activity. Does anyone know how to set up an old film camera (or video cam) or...
  16. B

    Question Re: remote trip wire photography

    Hi. This is my first time on your site. I am hoping to find an answer or suggestions to my question. I want to set up a remote camera but NO infrared. So I can not use a modern trail cam. Also need to capture night activity. Does anyone know how to set up an old film camera (or video cam) or...
  17. pondsedgephotography

    The diving carnivore

    Managed to walk right up on top of this Crested Caracara. She really wasn't worried about me for several minutes, then she decided to head off to a nearby feast.
  18. V

    New to Wildlife photography

    Hi all, I have been staying in Germany for the past 3 years. I am interested in going for a vacation trip within Europe for wildlife phottography. I have been taking pictures of nature as well as landscapes using my Nikon D5200 18-55mm. I am currently interested in exploring myself in the...
  19. nerwin

    Rain isn't going to stop this chipmunk!

    I was out taking photos in the rain yesterday and saw a family of chipmunks eating seed I accidently dropped all over the place haha. But this one in particular didn't care I was really close to him taking photos, he just sat there eating seed. Nikon D610 + 70-200 f/4 VR 1/125th, f/5, ISO 800...
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