Not really. I usually go out and shoot most every day. With climate change and china virus, that has put a wrench into the works. Just 3'-0" rise in water in Lake Erie that fills up the marshes like you fill up a bathtub. The water is so deep shore birds can't use it and go somewhere else. China virus closed down a major warbler event that takes place yearly. And now my Lock and Dam 14 yearly trip is called off because of the china virus. I'm running out of stuff to do. I've made 5 large Proshow movies and my yearly Proshow. So now I'm running out of thing to keep me occupied. I just received a Nikon 18mmF:2.8 AF so hopefully I'll be able to use that at the fall auto auction in Garret Ind.

Here is variety of race cars from New Breman dirt track, Indy Speedrom, Toledo and Sandusky Speedways, Indy dirt mile at the fairgrounds, Winchesters Speedway

I went on the auto drive both days this weekend. Yesterday I saw a eagle that was too far out and 2 mallards. Now today what a difference.

Yep that's A.J. Foyt

The first 5 images are USAC sprint cars. The next two are USAC midgets. Number eight is Don Garlets in 1974. Number Nine is Pancho Carter at Terra Haute. Number ten is at the Fairgrounds Mile in Indianapolis.

tomorrow I will put up another 10 sprint and midgets this time.

Here are a few from my extensive photo archives. With everything closed because of the china virus I'm looking thru my scanned drive and found a few good ones.

There is no oil spots on my D600.

I use a D600 and it is an great full frame body. It produced a 24x48 print and the hawk and gull are shot with a 200-500.All D600's have probably been updated already. so I wouldn't worry too much about it.

Adobe has a FREE Dgn converter that works great. I use a stone alone CS6 so when I shoot a D5 I convert the nef (raw) to dgn and continue along my happy way. Three times I've been to Lock and Dam 14 in January and each year I converted NEF to DGN and I experienced to problems at all.

Topaz Denoise AI would help a lot.

I got these this morning using my D600 & 200-500mmF:5.6 G VR.

No one mentioned the Nikkor 70~180 macro F:4.5. I have it and it stunning.

Beware of that price. I looked at a Arsenal 12TB external for $199.00. After I called the company I learned that the drive is a refurb unit NOT new. The question has to be asked why was it refurbed and what happened. Best practice is to never buy refurb or used drives.

I asked about that with rangers who work at the parks and I was told that was a carp. When I shot that I thought someone saw a great thing in their yard pond.