HI All
My grand daughter is an amateur photographer, living in Alaska. She has taken some pretty nice images and I wanted to get some information on how she might go about marketing her images for say "Stock photographs" or any other venue. Any information is appreciated. I've enclosed one of her shots taken this past winter.

I recently purchased the above lens, used, and paired it with my Canon EOS 80D. I am using the lens for photographing birds. I have gotten some very good results, and some not so good. Because the lens is not the fastest, I shot my first batch trying to hold the aperture wide open. Great bokeh, but just not crisp focus when viewed on the computer. What would be the sweet spot for this lens on my camera. Last batch was shot in manual, 1/1000 around F8 depending on camera spot metering, with better results. I appreciate any input.
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Good afternoon. I have been tracking the restoration of 4104 since 2016, and have always been interested in steam and photography. I as well would be interested in taking some photo's at the Tehachapi Loop. Any information you could provide would be greatly appreciated, such as anticipated arrival times at that location. How we would be able to track it's location.
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Clark
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I have a Canon EOS 80D and am considering either an 18-135 IS or 24-105 IS. Kind of an all around use lens. I have a 55 1.4 now but would like some comparison information about these two lenses. Yes, there is considerable cost difference, and I guess I'm wondering if it's worth the extra money. Also, I see some of the major on line sellers offering used lenses. Anyone have any input on making these purchases?
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