Hi all,
I just finished my first photo workshop in the park and it was super. My group had a "3 dog" photo week with good chances to photograph coyotes, red fox, and wolves twice! Plus we did a lot of landscapes. And we got lucky with Old Faithful. The sky was dark gray, but the sun was heading for a small patch of blue sky to the west. Would we still have the dark gray background but sun lighting Old Faithful when it erupts? Sometimes you get lucky. Also, I just updated my Automatic Focus Stacking article. Now I use it to hit sharp focus in a snowstorm. Here is the link.
https://e667cabb-944b-4267-84ff-4c28a716d036.filesusr.com/ugd/71c73d_c40d35eb25d2462db2ba6169e2e0b908.pdfBy the way, I kept my photo gear down to 1 camera and only 3 lenses. Canon R5, RF 15-35mm, RF 24-105mm, and RF 100-500mm. And when using the 1.6x crop in the camera, I get the field of view of 800mm. So I cover every focal length from 15mm to 800mm, plus a medium tripod and the Really Right Stuff ballhead.
bison in the falling snow - used focus stacking to get one sharply focused image - details in my article
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wolf walking past our snowcoach
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wolf approaching the snowcoach to pass by it shooting out the open door with a Canon 100-500mm set to 1.6 crop mode
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red squirrels staying warm and not social distancing
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backlit red squirrel
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Old Faithful
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Old Faithful
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Silex spring
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opalescent pool
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chinese spring
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Umnak
Loc: Mount Vernon, Wa.
Great set and thanks for the stacking link. The wolf shots are wonderful!
Rob
Excellent work, John, as we have come to expect from you!
Yellowstone is beautiful at any time of the year. Nice shots!
Exceptional shots! Im jealous.
Great luck and a beautiful set.
John Gerlach wrote:
Hi all,
I just finished my first photo workshop in the park and it was super. My group had a "3 dog" photo week with good chances to photograph coyotes, red fox, and wolves twice! Plus we did a lot of landscapes. And we got lucky with Old Faithful. The sky was dark gray, but the sun was heading for a small patch of blue sky to the west. Would we still have the dark gray background but sun lighting Old Faithful when it erupts? Sometimes you get lucky. Also, I just updated my Automatic Focus Stacking article. Now I use it to hit sharp focus in a snowstorm. Here is the link.
https://e667cabb-944b-4267-84ff-4c28a716d036.filesusr.com/ugd/71c73d_c40d35eb25d2462db2ba6169e2e0b908.pdfBy the way, I kept my photo gear down to 1 camera and only 3 lenses. Canon R5, RF 15-35mm, RF 24-105mm, and RF 100-500mm. And when using the 1.6x crop in the camera, I get the field of view of 800mm. So I cover every focal length from 15mm to 800mm, plus a medium tripod and the Really Right Stuff ballhead.
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Outstanding images John. Very much enjoyed them
Pretty nice. As far as squirrel photos go, the backlit photo is probably the nicest I have seen.
…these are awesome…!! And thanks for the article…
John Gerlach wrote:
Hi all,
I just finished my first photo workshop in the park and it was super. My group had a "3 dog" photo week with good chances to photograph coyotes, red fox, and wolves twice! Plus we did a lot of landscapes. And we got lucky with Old Faithful. The sky was dark gray, but the sun was heading for a small patch of blue sky to the west. Would we still have the dark gray background but sun lighting Old Faithful when it erupts? Sometimes you get lucky. Also, I just updated my Automatic Focus Stacking article. Now I use it to hit sharp focus in a snowstorm. Here is the link.
https://e667cabb-944b-4267-84ff-4c28a716d036.filesusr.com/ugd/71c73d_c40d35eb25d2462db2ba6169e2e0b908.pdfBy the way, I kept my photo gear down to 1 camera and only 3 lenses. Canon R5, RF 15-35mm, RF 24-105mm, and RF 100-500mm. And when using the 1.6x crop in the camera, I get the field of view of 800mm. So I cover every focal length from 15mm to 800mm, plus a medium tripod and the Really Right Stuff ballhead.
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