The photo of the ram was taken on the Grinnell Glacier Trail.

Yeah, I was nervous about posting. I might be over the hump though. I really appreciate the constructive feedback I'm getting. Take Care.

I can't recall the time of day, if the sun was beginning to set. But, I remember adjusting the light in post processing and at that time, thought it may have been too dark. Thanks.

Thanks for the reference on composition. I know I have to work on that aspect.

I want to thank all of the UHH members for providing constructive feedback on my first-ever posting. It wasn't that bad!!!! Here is my second posting. Four photos from this past summer, one from Badlands National Park and three from Glacier National Park.

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Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate it.

We live in northwestern PA. The state park is Maurice K. Goddard State Park.

Blair,

Thank you for your email. I appreciate it. It was a hurdle for me to actually post photos. I've always been intimidated. Take Care,

Fran

I thought I did. Sorry about that as I intended to do so. Do I click the box and click on Add Attachment? I thought I did that for two of the photos.

This is my first-ever posting of photographs, even though I subscribed a couple of years ago. Would appreciate any feedback. These photos were taken last week at our local state park. Thanks. Fran

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Love the red squirrel photo!!!

Do you lose all focal points, with the exception of the center single point with the 1.4 extender with a 5D IV matched with the 100-400 II lens?

First of all, I want to thank everyone who responded to my query about purchasing a Canon 6D vs 7Dii. I am finding myself wanting to do more post processing. I have Canon's DPP program but wanted to get some input from others on how this compares to PhotoShop, Lightroom, etc. I realize there are learning curves involved in using them, but that aside, how does Canon's DPP program compare to others in terms of final product? Thank You, Fran

I am considering upgrading to a new camera. I currently have a Canon 60D and before that a 30D. I was hoping to get some insight on which Canon camera I should consider, the 6D II or the 7D II? For the most part, I shoot wildlife, birds and mammals, landscapes and on occasion sporting events such as high school football and basketball games. There's a lot of experience on Ugly Hedgehog and was hoping to get some feedback. Thank you very much. Fran. PS. Great point. I should have cited my lenses. They are: EFS 18-200 3.5-5.6 IS; EF 70-300 4-5.6 IS and Tamron SP 150-600 F/5-63. Fran

I have just started post processing my photos. My question is, which is a better program, Canon's DPP 4 or Above Lightroom. Thank you. Fran Bires