If this is your first visit, be sure to
check out the FAQ by clicking the
link above. You may have to register
before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages,
select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.
Over the past couple months I picked up a D850, and a Nikon 35-70 F2.8D. The lens is more than 20 years old, but holy hell is it sharp. With the resolution of the D850, any lens that isn't up to par is obvious.
I went out to shoot the sunrise over the golden gate bridge on Saturday. The fog was having none of that however. So I shot some other stuff.
Photo dump from two hikes in Yellowstone. Both trailheads start from the same parking lot and can be done in a loop with a tail (think "Q" shape). I have been recovering from a torn MCL so I didn't think I could do it one go which was the right choice as each hike burnt me out. I did the short but steep Bunsen Peak one trip and then on the 4th did the long but flat (except steep last mile) hike to Osprey Falls. Living close has its advantages.
Great shot. I'd love to share some of my photos but I broke my hard drive and I haven't recovered my files yet.
Photo dump from two hikes in Yellowstone. Both trailheads start from the same parking lot and can be done in a loop with a tail (think "Q" shape). I have been recovering from a torn MCL so I didn't think I could do it one go which was the right choice as each hike burnt me out. I did the short but steep Bunsen Peak one trip and then on the 4th did the long but flat (except steep last mile) hike to Osprey Falls. Living close has its advantages.
Leave a comment: