I really enjoyed the event. I like how the challenges allowed me to focus on some things I generally don't consider.

5/5

John

2024-03-04

Savy was great and made things a lot of fun

5/5

Marshall

2024-03-04

2024-03-04

2024-08-25

Title or Location: Dallas Arboretum
haven't been to the arboretum in a while... brought back memories... first place I learned to use the 100mm macro.. that was 10 years ago...
Credit: Luis

2024-09-10

2024-08-22

Title or Location: fort worth texas
Saw this while I was driving down i35 in Fort Worth going to Dallas... there is two... looked like ships moving through the ground
Credit: Luis

2024-09-09

2024-07-22

Title or Location: Oslo, Norway
On holiday from Scotland to Norway, took this photo next to the Munsch Museum, thought I could capture a number 8 with the reflection of the wheel onto the waterway.
Credit: John Steele @djsteeley
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Instagram: Atdjsteeley

2024-09-09

2024-03-16

Title or Location: Lamar Texas
I took this photo of the whooping crane in the afternoon in Larmar, Texas. This afternoon, after noon, there were about 40 whooping cranes all out in the field.
Credit: Angie Birmingham-WT FSTOP
Facebook: jeffandangiephotography
Instagram: @jeffandangiephotography.com

2024-09-09

2024-03-16

Title or Location: Rockport Texas
We took a trip to a rookery via boat. The birds were so busy building nests that they did not even notice us drifting off in the distance. This photo was taken from a boat during my 2024 whooping crane workshop.
Credit: Angie Birmingham-WT FSTOP
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Instagram: @jeffandangiephotography.com

2024-08-27

2024-03-15

Title or Location: North Packery Channel beach
This is the best way to capture sunrises in Corpus Christi. On this day, the sun was barely peaking through the clouds and offered great shadow and hue to the photo. The waves were silent and the water left by the tide gave a great reflection.
Credit: Victor Werr

2024-08-27

2024-09-10

Title or Location: Duke Bridge at RiverPlace.
Duke Bridge at RiverPlace in downtown Greenville.
Credit: Bob King
Instagram: @bobkinglandscapes

2024-09-09

Title or Location: Offham, Kent
This bright little robin landed on a lichen-covered branch in my garden on a rather dull day. I used a fast shutter speed and a wide aperture to isolate him from the background.Nikon D610, Nikon 28-300mm 1/1000 sec f/5.6 Auto ISO 1800
Credit: Paul Turner
Instagram: p_tee_photography

2024-09-06

Title or Location: Northern California
Location: Upper Glen Alpine Falls. I hiked to this location after sunset. The foreground is a single photo I took during the blue hour for clarity and sharpness. I couldn't wait for the Milky Way at this location due to high bear activity it was almost dark by the time I hiked back to the car. The Milky Way picture is a stack of 19 frames for noise reduction, taken a few hours later over Lake Tahoe, which is just a few miles away from the falls.Edited in Luminar Neo.
Credit: Damian Czajka
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2024-09-06

Title or Location: Multnomah Falls

Credit: Jon Lanzieri
Instagram: @jonlanzieri

2024-09-06

Title or Location: Cades Cove, Townsend, TN
This shot was taken on my first day into this trip. My wife and I decided to spend Labor Day weekend in the mountains which was wonderful but also very busy which isn't the best for wildlife photography. However, I did come away with some good shots from my outing (mostly landscape) and this is by far one of my favorite. I love how the light is striking the deer's face while he is mostly shrouded in shadow. I took this with a Nikon 200-500mm @ 500, 1/160s, ISO 100 and f6.3. I shot this across th
Credit: Michael R Poteete
Instagram: M.R.Poteete.Photography

2024-09-04

Title or Location: Asheboro, NC
Was out looking for anything to photograph on one my few days off from work. So I went to the plot of land where I deer hunt. Any wild flower that may still be in bloom, insects, things like that. Tons of grasshoppers everywhere and I came across this fella. I didn't realize he possibly had a wounded left wing until I processed the photos. No wonder he sat thru many different angles, exposures, and me getting up in his face and didn't offer to fly off. LOL
Credit: James Ollis