Sorry for your loss. I am sure you had many fun times with him.

Great ideas! Thanks to all! I like the idea of learning more about what you are photographing so you can get closer. I use the button next to the viewfinder for focusing and you are, right it make a huge difference. As far as the Nikon teleconverters go, I can use them but I loose autofocus. Thats one reason I considered the Kenko. I would much rather keep all my optics Nikon. Thanks for all the input!

Weight is not a problem.

Thanks dooragdragon. That is what I was thinking. I am a bit nervous buying Sigma. Always had Nikon. It might be time to retire my old Nikon lens.

Hello all! Here it goes! I have a Nikon d300s and often use a Nikon 300 af f4 lens (its the old slow af year 2000 model). I need a bit more reach for wildlife photography and was considering a Kenko 1.4 converter or the Sigma 150 500. What would you do? The Kenko would slow my focus down even more but I would end up with 5.6 f-stop versus Sigma 6.3. Read a lot of post regarding the Sigma lens but not to much info on the Kenko teleconverter. Everyone seems to be happy with the Sigma. Can I expect similar results between the two options with regards to sharpness and image quality?

Thank you very much

Beautiful job! Well done

Glad you enjoyed them. I can't wait to get out and look for shed antlers! Actually I just can't wait for winter to be over.

and a couple more

These were taken in the last two weeks! Having fun with it!

Love the lighting and the exposure is right on! Nice shots!

I have both the 20 and 30 Think Tank Holster bags with the belt that they attach to and could not be happier! Plus the think tank 20 fits a smaller lens and when you want to put a larger lens on the bottom zips around and makes the bag longer. I use it for d300s and 300mm f4 lens. Works great and also comes with a rain cover. Well thought out product

This was covered on UHH a short time ago. Not saying it is wrong but what would you do with a photograph of a lady and her children? Just curious! Sell it? Hang it on your wall?

I am just curious, not that I am judging, why would anyone want to take pictures of strangers? What do you do with the photographs without a model release? I have never done that, not that it is wrong. Just curious

Cold to warm to fast is what causes condensation. As others have said I warm my equipment up slowly and put the gear in bags just in case they do condensate. Never had any problems!