Hey, Hey Hey Looking Out My Backdoor! This is a collection of what I see in my back yard; it is a small sampling. My little girl is learning to love what she can do with a Nikon D200...

DAN Phillips Loc: Graysville, GA

This is a collection of what I see in my back yard; it is a small sampling. My little girl is learning to love what she can do with a Nikon D200 camera, and I do wish someone could identify this tree for me. All of these are taken with a Nikon D750 and Sigma 150-600 lens and are all handheld. There is absolutely no Post Processing and are all SOOC.

After having surgery on my elbow, arm and hand; I'm surprised I can even hold the camera and lens. Thanks for looking!

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jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

Nice assortment

DAN Phillips Loc: Graysville, GA

Thanks Jerry!

ngrea Loc: Sandy Spring, Maryland

The app “Seek” can help you identify species for plants, animals and fungi. Just point your cellphone camera or import a photo to get identifications

DAN Phillips Loc: Graysville, GA

Thanks, I'll try that.

AllenDpics Loc: Williamsburg Virginia

A Scarlet Oak......maybe?

PaulBrit Loc: Merlin, Southern Oregon

Lovely photographs.

CaptKK Loc: Edmond OK

Love the pic of your granddaughter. I bought my 10 yr old granddaughter a canon compact last year. She had only taken pics with her iphone, and she was absolutely amazed with the zoom capability of the canon. It opened up a whole new world of photography for her.. Thanks for sharing!

DAN Phillips Loc: Graysville, GA

CaptKK wrote:

Love the pic of your granddaughter. I bought my 10 yr old granddaughter a canon compact last year. She had only taken pics with her iphone, and she was absolutely amazed with the zoom capability of the canon. It opened up a whole new world of photography for her.. Thanks for sharing!

I'm glad to hear that! There were several people who helped when I was learning. I feel that i owe to them to keep up the tradition.

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

DAN Phillips wrote:

This is a collection of what I see in my back yard; it is a small sampling. My little girl is learning to love what she can do with a Nikon D200 camera, and I do wish someone could identify this tree for me. All of these are taken with a Nikon D750 and Sigma 150-600 lens and are all handheld. There is absolutely no Post Processing and are all SOOC.

After having surgery on my elbow, arm and hand; I'm surprised I can even hold the camera and lens. Thanks for looking!

rhadams824 Loc: Arkansas

DAN Phillips wrote:

This is a collection of what I see in my back yard; it is a small sampling. My little girl is learning to love what she can do with a Nikon D200 camera, and I do wish someone could identify this tree for me. All of these are taken with a Nikon D750 and Sigma 150-600 lens and are all handheld. There is absolutely no Post Processing and are all SOOC.

After having surgery on my elbow, arm and hand; I'm surprised I can even hold the camera and lens. Thanks for looking!

This is a maple tree. It may be a sugar maple. Do a search for leaf shape of ID.

hippi Loc: Sedalia MO

whata set of nice pics need some looking out the backdoor CCR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeJuUqDqY00

ricko49 Loc: Louisville, KY

I think the tree is a silver maple; it often has several large trunks from the main trunk, with shaggy bark.

phv Loc: Goleta, California

Very nice series!

phv Loc: Goleta, California

Very nice series!