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Thanks Garry, when I shot the image it was all about the amazing color in the evening sky and the color version is posted Color Photographs. But when I got to looking at the tones and the horizontal lines of the clouds and grass vs the vertical lines of the windmill I thought B&W might be good...

What big teeth you have.

Sadie

Playing in the Snow

Two bucks in a heated battle.

Max pointing a quail on the morning walk.

Max, enjoying the snow this morning.

Max, on the edge.

Max, giving me a life lesson - "Slow down and smell the flowers!"

Is that two new cameras already for March, Luke? :crying:

Max, pointing bird wing in the backyard.

Max, trying to keep cool in the Texas heat.

Well done Luke. But what's the deal with your Flickr? When I follow your image there, to see what you're shooting, I get a "Page Not Found" error.

Nice bookah on the kingfisher shot, to bad he didn't want to look at the camera.

You're right Sam, I think for the small sensors we need to change the saying to: f5.4 and be there:smile:

My landscape hero Galen Rowell, famous for travelling light in the wilds said, f8 and be there; pretty good advice. Back in the days of film it was almost essential to use a tripod for landscapes, as good color film was slow and small apertures were required to get decent DOF. Today’s excellent...

Tree People