Indoor Zoo photos
Dec 6, 2019 12:37:01 #
DaveJ
Loc: NE Missouri
Visited STL Zoo last week and enjoyed some indoor photography. Kind of a variety of different subjects, with somewhat trying for interesting eyes. All thru wire or glass.
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Dec 7, 2019 08:07:18 #
BobT
Loc: southern Minnesota
Dave,
Amongst the clearist and sharpest pictures like this that I have seen in a while. EXCELLENT work!! What gear was used for these pictures?
Bob
Amongst the clearist and sharpest pictures like this that I have seen in a while. EXCELLENT work!! What gear was used for these pictures?
Bob
Dec 7, 2019 08:28:22 #
What is that thing in the 5th picture? First I thought it was a bear then I noticed the hands and decided it's some sort of an ape?
Dec 7, 2019 08:39:36 #
DaveJ wrote:
Visited STL Zoo last week and enjoyed some indoor photography. Kind of a variety of different subjects, with somewhat trying for interesting eyes. All thru wire or glass.
Nice set Dave
Dec 7, 2019 08:55:13 #
DaveJ wrote:
Visited STL Zoo last week and enjoyed some indoor photography. Kind of a variety of different subjects, with somewhat trying for interesting eyes. All thru wire or glass.
Very nice!
Dec 7, 2019 09:36:13 #
DaveJ
Loc: NE Missouri
Huey Driver wrote:
What is that thing in the 5th picture? First I thought it was a bear then I noticed the hands and decided it's some sort of an ape?
Huey Driver, It is called a White-Faced Saki. It weighs between 4-5 pounds, according to the internet.
https://www.neprimateconservancy.org/white-faced-saki.html
Dec 7, 2019 09:42:35 #
DaveJ
Loc: NE Missouri
BobT wrote:
Dave,
Amongst the clearist and sharpest pictures like this that I have seen in a while. EXCELLENT work!! What gear was used for these pictures?
Bob
Amongst the clearist and sharpest pictures like this that I have seen in a while. EXCELLENT work!! What gear was used for these pictures?
Bob
Bob, Thanks!
I used a Canon 90D with a Canon 100MM macro with Yongnuo flash on the hot shoe. I also used a rubber collapsible lens hood instead of the hard Canon hood pressed against the glass or right against the wire shooting between the wire openings in the bird photos.
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