Wow, I've been trying to find this for my Nikon for awhile now. I goggled it after looking at your example.
On a MAC you simply open image in preview- go to tools- choose "show inspector ". The little pop up box actually has a tab that says "Nikon". When you click on it it says shutter count right there! I used Raw images because edited ones did not show any data. Thank you so much.

My son and I took the trip to Iceland in October with Iceland photo tours, so worth it! Everything but airfare was included. They kept us going from spot to spot. They know all the spots for the best photographs and the times and place for the best sunrise and sunset. Well planned.
If you've done other tours by yourself Iceland is probably doable, but leaving everything but the picture taking up to the tour people made it so worth it and time saving.
Iceland photo tours were the most reasonably priced, it was an 11 day tour.

I was in CR a year ago. It did rain a lot, so maybe a rain cover. I also took my macro which worked great for frog pictures. Instead of a flash I had someone shine a flashlight on the frogs. Worked great! Have fun.

You have to hit the Badlands, if you're doing Mt.Rushmore do the needles highway and Sylvan lake. Custer state park is also a great stop. Then in Wyoming hit Devils tower - really awesome at night! Enjoy as it is beautiful country😍

I'm just talking about a signature on the photo. Nothing embedded.

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Thank you. I did the brush preset in photoshop and really like it. It was a lot easier than I thought it would be.

I struggle wondering if I should add a signature or watermark to my photos. First off, is there a difference between watermarks and signatures? Secondly, how do you create custom signatures? I use Lightroom watermarks, but I've seen some cool signatures. How do I make those?

Wow! I'm headed there in October, I can't wait!

Definitely Devils tower Wy. If you can go at night- great Milky Way/ star photos. Maybe next time out you can do the badlands- about an hour out of Rapid City, SD (Mt. Rushmore area). Great sunrise/sunset photos.
Take a wide angle and a tripod.

I have the Rokinon 14mm for Nikon. I use it mainly for night photography of the Milky Way and Northern Lights. I love it as infinity is my main focus point. I do use it on a tripod. It's downside is you can't put a filter on it. I'm thinking of getting the 16-35 Nikon for that. But it's pricey! But with the 14 I get a little more of the sky.

I recently bought a RSS series 3 TVC33-LR package. Pricey, but the quality pics I am getting is incredible! I have a pro master tripod that I've used for a few years and it was good and served its purpose, but the sturdiness of the RSS is proving to me you get what you pay for!

Fly into Billings Mt. Take Beartooth hwy down to Yellowstone. Beautiful drive. Or if you want to hit it all fly into Rapid City, SD. Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse, Devils Tower. Then head over to Yellowstone via Big Horn Mnts. We have more antelope than people in our state. But Yellowstone has become very crowded.

Definetly Doors off Helicopter tour. So worth it.
I took my 24-120 F4 lens/ Nikon D800 and it was perfect.
Also I took a photography tour. They took us to great photo op spots a little rushed, but showed you were you can go back to take some great shots.

It took me 7 months to get the Tamron and a few weeks to get the Sigma sport ( ordered it the day it was released). Both arrived within 2 weeks of each other, so I tried both and decided the Sigma sport was much better. Sharper pictures and well built. Yes, it's heavier and cost a grand more. But then again you get what you pay for. Returned the Tamron to B&H -easiest return ever. Very pleased with their service.