Beautiful pics. The area looks great.

Nice photos. I just read an article in the April 2024 edition of National Geo about fungi. If you get a chance take a look at it.

Outstanding photos. They make me want to go there.

I love it, but it’s not cheap, and pretty much out of stock. It also requires fast memory cards, and a fast computer with lots of storage.
It does take beautiful photos.

The latest AI programs like Chat GPT are doing things that even the pro gamers don’t understand how the answer came about.

I would love to watch it.

Love it.😊

When you move here you will find that the south east coast has crowded roads all year long, and the south west coast has roads that are most crowded in March. Traffic is getting worse each year as more of us boomers move down here.
The average home insurance is over $10,000, and for many, flood insurance is a must, and is increasing every year. (I hope that the elevation of your home will put you in an X zone rather than AE or AH zone which will cost even more). Car insurance is higher in Florida than any other state. Plan on buying a water filter (I use zero water myself), because the water tastes terrible (to me at least). All ponds in the state potentially have gators in them. Mosquitoes are a real problem (for me, they ignore my wife), and there is a potential for some of them (aedes aegyptii) to carry serious diseases (Dengue fever, Yellow fever, malaria), and some evidence that that is happening, if not, it’s probably only a matter of time until with warming climate, these diseases return to Florida.
The weather is great from late October until early April. You cannot play outside in the summer heat without taking a serious beating. Real feel temps are over 100 most of the time, and over 110 too often.

Fantastic photo!

I bet you can tell the difference in certain prints.

I’m currently reading The Photographer’s Vision Remastered by Michael Freeman. In the book, Freeman quotes American photographer William Albert Allard. Allard’s take is relevant here.
‘You’ve got to push yourself harder. You’ve got to start looking for pictures that nobody else could take. You’ve got to take the tools you have and probe deeper.”
I think that all of us here on UHH are trying to do just that.

A larger sensor (medium format, vs full frame, vs APSC, etc) tends to be better in low light, high ISO environments. Smaller sensors are also softer at higher f stops (above f11).
More MP’s allow you to crop closer with no loss in quality (depending on the use of the photo). So, for example, 40MP would act as a 2X lens with a 20MP crop, without changing lenses.

Larger sensors are more expensive, heavier and require heavier more expensive lenses.
There are trade offs no matter which choice you make.

Well planned, well executed. Nicely done.

Beautiful photos. The kayak photo would have scared me. I’d be afraid of damaging my camera.

Really great photos.