New springtime stuff (Page 2): These are VERY nice! By Camera Trapping, I assume you are talking about Trail Cams.? I would love to see some of the results that you get from them.

Retired CPO Loc: Travel full time in an RV

Bozsik wrote:

Here are some new springtime images. Kind of a mix. Difficult to pick from the hundreds of images, so I thought to mix it up. I am enjoying the challenge of the Camera Trapping I started a few months ago. Easy to get photos, but way more difficult to get good ones.

Anyway, hope you all are having a good time capturing images this spring.
Enjoy

These are VERY nice! By Camera Trapping, I assume you are talking about Trail Cams.? I would love to see some of the results that you get from them. SWFeral does a lot of that, and has shared some really nice, if somewhat unconventional, photos of wildlife that it would take the average photographer out in the field a lifetime to get!

Bubalola Loc: Big Apple, NY

Bozsik wrote:

Here are some new springtime images. Kind of a mix. Difficult to pick from the hundreds of images, so I thought to mix it up. I am enjoying the challenge of the Camera Trapping I started a few months ago. Easy to get photos, but way more difficult to get good ones.

Anyway, hope you all are having a good time capturing images this spring.
Enjoy

Superb, David!

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

Bozsik wrote:

Here are some new springtime images. Kind of a mix. Difficult to pick from the hundreds of images, so I thought to mix it up. I am enjoying the challenge of the Camera Trapping I started a few months ago. Easy to get photos, but way more difficult to get good ones.

Anyway, hope you all are having a good time capturing images this spring.
Enjoy

Rabbit, bug and raccoon are my favorites.

PAR4DCR Loc: A Sunny Place

A fine diverse set David.

Don

Horseart Loc: Alabama

Beautiful work David!

Bozsik Loc: Orangevale, California

Retired CPO wrote:

These are VERY nice! By Camera Trapping, I assume you are talking about Trail Cams.? I would love to see some of the results that you get from them. SWFeral does a lot of that, and has shared some really nice, if somewhat unconventional, photos of wildlife that it would take the average photographer out in the field a lifetime to get!

I am, but I use trail cams to collect the data for the camera trap setup. The trail cams have very poor quality images. But they let me know when and shere the wildlife is running and working the areas. then I plan out the placement of the better gear.

The raccoon shot is one from the camera trap setups. It uses a Nikon D810 DSLR for the capturing. It is kind of fun, but very time consuming. But I guess when one is retired, time is more available. LOL

Thank you for the kind words.

Bozsik Loc: Orangevale, California

Thanks to you all for the comments. Just chugging along and clicking the button on the camera. LOL

dennis2146 Loc: Eastern Idaho

Looks like you made some great choices.

Dennis

imagemeister Loc: mid east Florida

GREAT series ! .....thanks for sharing

ecobin Loc: Paoli, PA

Excellent set!

andesbill

Really great photos.

Sinewsworn Loc: Port Orchard, WA

Bozsik wrote:

Here are some new springtime images. Kind of a mix. Difficult to pick from the hundreds of images, so I thought to mix it up. I am enjoying the challenge of the Camera Trapping I started a few months ago. Easy to get photos, but way more difficult to get good ones.

Anyway, hope you all are having a good time capturing images this spring.
Enjoy

Wonderful eclectic set!

dreff Loc: Bow, WA

superb!

NuttyMe Loc: Indiana

good catch for spring

francosp Loc: Arizona

Bozsik wrote:

Here are some new springtime images. Kind of a mix. Difficult to pick from the hundreds of images, so I thought to mix it up. I am enjoying the challenge of the Camera Trapping I started a few months ago. Easy to get photos, but way more difficult to get good ones.

Anyway, hope you all are having a good time capturing images this spring.
Enjoy

Superlative!