-= 7D2 owners unite! Discuss and post photos!

Itsed65 wrote in post #18240044

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Red-tail in the Rain by lennycarl08, on Flickr

Beautiful

Bianchi wrote in post #18241108
Beautiful

Thanks!

The top of the Nebraska capital building tonight...

Photo from Capn Jack's gallery.
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Yeah we dont know how to dress down here!

Little one looks wooly!

Not a photo from the 7D but a photo of the 7D. Gotta get her started early! My soon to be photo buddy. She asks all the time to take pictures with the camera. I love it!

WoollyBugger wrote in post #18239834
First indoor soccer game of the new year and my first time shooting soccer with the 120-300. Using a monopod was a different experience for me...more difficult than I realized as I felt kind of restricted. Had to really push the 7Dii as it was a dungeon in there...ISO 16,000.

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You did a nice job with these. Wow it was dark in there.
I too find monopod quite restricting; and find them easier to use when your treat the lens as a non zoom at a fixed focal length. It will force you more into a fixed distance and easier to follow with the monopod.

Mudhog79 wrote in post #18241593
Not a photo from the 7D but a photo of the 7D. Gotta get her started early! My soon to be photo buddy. She asks all the time to take pictures with the camera. I love it!

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She has a good teacher. Supporting it properly.

gschlact wrote in post #18241616
You did a nice job with these. Wow it was dark in there.
I too find monopod quite restricting; and find them easier to use when your treat the lens as a non zoom at a fixed focal length. It will force you more into a fixed distance and easier to follow with the monopod.

Thanks! And that's a great suggestion...using the lens at a fixed focal length...at least until I get more accustomed to following the action with a monopod. I will definitely give that a try for the next game. I appreciate the advice.

Nervous Energy IV in Black & White

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shooz wrote in post #18241914

Nice set. Those Puffins are fast little buggers. Where did you get these. I got some in Newfoundland but my favourites were from Maine.

cogs v wrote in post #18238946
Thanks to Lester
I got a few Kingfisher shots here a couple
Colin

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Great glad you found him, in better light too.

Was he showing in the same place I suggested?

digital paradise wrote in post #18241925
Nice set. Those Puffins are fast little buggers. Where did you get these. I got some in Newfoundland but my favourites were from Maine.

Thanks ! I got the puffins in Eiiliston and Bonavista, Newfoundland, back in July.

If anyone is thinking of going there, I highly recommend Jon Joy, of Tuckermore Discoveries. He's a great guy, who will give you a tour of the area. Lots of knowledge and he's now setting up some of his hikes specifically for photographers.

The Gannets were taken at Cape St. Mary's Ecological Preserve (southern part of the island).