show me your best are you looking at me shots

viper522 wrote in post #13691764
^^^ wow, so real. no exif?

Hmmm.....that's odd. May be the way I uploaded it to flickr - I have all my pictures synced to my phone, and uploaded from there. I'll see if I can get it uploaded with data intact as I never strip it from my images.


Edit: (I'm guessing you were talking to me as everyone else on this page has exif data. If you were, Thanks! If not....just ignore me!)

Edit 2: I have changed the image to the new one with exif data. (Disregard the abnormally high ISO, I think i forgot to change it after leaving the dimly lit bird sanctuary.)

cannonballgsu wrote in post #13692294
Hmmm.....that's odd. May be the way I uploaded it to flickr - I have all my pictures synced to my phone, and uploaded from there. I'll see if I can get it uploaded with data intact as I never strip it from my images.


Edit: (I'm guessing you were talking to me as everyone else on this page has exif data. If you were, Thanks! If not....just ignore me!)

Edit 2: I have changed the image to the new one with exif data. (Disregard the abnormally high ISO, I think i forgot to change it after leaving the dimly lit bird sanctuary.)

I was, it's spectacular, I was curious to see what was behind the curtain. Thanks for sharing with us. I learn so much from admiring the success of others.

Goose looks like he has been chewing on barbed wire... Are you looking at me?

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Here's my contribution. T3i with 55-250MM Kit lens. Taken at Lake Creek Trail in NW Austin, Texas.

Most certainly looking at me!

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I like this one...

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From a recent trip to Tsavo East, Kenya....

geoffpowell wrote in post #13719408
From a recent trip to Tsavo East, Kenya....

How did you get that pic while also running for your life? Must be some good IS.

Sigma 150-500 @ 500mm and a large beanbag. I took a tripod and monopod but I'm glad I read POTN first, the beanbag enabled me to get a few cracking shots.

geoffpowell wrote in post #13719503
Sigma 150-500 @ 500mm and a large beanbag. I took a tripod and monopod but I'm glad I read POTN first, the beanbag enabled me to get a few cracking shots.

Very nice. I just bought the same lens but have yet to receive it.

Is the point of the beanbag that it allows you to shoot from inside the vehicle, should you require a hasty exit? I can imagine a few of those scenarios on safari.

Not a good one, but here goes.

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