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Over the weekend a friend and I were out at a local wildlife refuge. We were stopped along a canal where a lot of birds were gathered with a lot of other photographers. I’m shooting a Z7ii with a 200-500 attached. This older gent walks up to me and asks, ”is that the 200-500? I had that lens...

Taken 11/28/2020 at Orlando Wetlands Park.

Sunrise, Cocoa Beach, FL Nikon Z7, 14-30, 10 stop ND, 2 stop reverse ND, CPL

December 20, 2019, 06:36 EST: ULA launched a Boeing CST-100 Starliner crew capsule on an unmanned orbital flight test (OFT) atop the first-ever Atlas V N22 rocket as part of NASA's Commercial Crew program. The launch occurred from pad SLC-41 at Kennedy Space Center. Unfortunately, the capsule‘s...

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With all the larger birds and gators, sometimes these little guys don’t get any love. #1 #2 #3

Met these two yesterday morning at the Viera Wetlands. I was experimenting with the TC-14III with the 200-500. Definitely noticed the impact in AF performance but otherwise, not too shabby. #1 #2

These ducks were all over the Viera Wetlands yesterday morning. It looked like they nest in the palm tree stumps. They were great to watch and fun to shoot. Credit to Steve (@SRHEdD) for the ID. #1 #2 #3

A few of the locals at the Viera Wetlands Saturday morning. Momma and baby were adorable and I was surprised Momma let us get as close as we were. #1 #2 - Momma with a catch #3 - Baby was about 5 feet from Momma #4 - “YOU Slow Down!” #5

Thanks. Going to be tough to beat that one with any future posts. I've been waiting for that opportunity since moving to Florida.

@Kevin It was completely unexpected. He came from the middle of the lake, swimming towards us. We could see somelarge fish in the shallow water in front of us and thought he was coming over for a snack. When his lack of interest in the fish, and seemingly purposeful approach towards us became...

Sunday morning visit to the Viera Wetlands. The intense stare was even more intimidating in person as he swam right at us, never breaking the intensity and came on shore within 3' of where we were standing, never taking his eyes off us.