I don't always D.C., but when I do I National Zoo.

Braineack · Oct 13, 2015

I'm unable to dump the photos and edit for a few days, so I whipped out the untrustworthy-ISIS-member WU-1b adapter to d/l a few images to my cell to post online. I gave up after just being able to get a few images.

I was forced to save JPG copies to my second SD card through the camera itself, then I was able to load up the few images I had through the app and download them one-by-one -- when the app didn't crash, or camera didn't disconnect from wifi.

I have plenty more and will post when I have a chance to d/l and edit them properly.

but for now:

jcdeboever · Oct 13, 2015

Nick set

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Emanuel M · Oct 13, 2015

Those were with the Tamron 70-200?
Did you use a TC or the animals are that close?
Good pics.

Cheers

mmaria · Oct 13, 2015

I've just decided to like #3 the best... out of all you've already posted and out of all you'll be posting later on

Braineack · Oct 13, 2015

Emanuel M said:
Those were with the Tamron 70-200?
Did you use a TC or the animals are that close?
Good pics.

Cheers

no, the 150-600. All the above were taken at 600mm (the peacock at 550mm).

I had my 50mm with me as well, but it didn't get as much of a workout as I was hoping.

Raj_55555 · Oct 13, 2015

Love #3, but the kung-fu panda in #5 would be my pick from this set.

Emanuel M · Oct 13, 2015

Oh, ok, i didn't see that 150-600mm at you signature

I was wondering how you could do those shots with a 200mm, that's why I asked for the TC

Cheers

Braineack · Oct 13, 2015

I shot that same leopard last year in the exact same spot, here's what it looks like at 200mm:

Sleeping Clouded Leopard by The Braineack, on Flickr

baturn · Oct 13, 2015

Wonderful set! Have You tried an Eye-fi in your second SD slot? I use one frequently with few glitches, but you do have to delete a lot of crap from your phone frequently.