Moose Podcast #475 – “Better Editor”

Nov 11, 2025 | Podcast

Aero C-104

Yellowstone Griz captured by Z 8 / Z600f4TC

In this episode of the Moose Podcast #475 – “Better Editor” We talking about a person, a particular computer program, the word Editor has been pushed around a bit. I’m talking about YOU. Let’s talk!

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The Lens Lessons – Essdras Suarez

Protectors of our Freedoms, We Salute You!

Nov 10, 2025 | Random Thoughts

 

Thanks to my father, to all fathers, brothers, and sisters who in the last 250 years have made the ultimate sacrifice so we can live under our flag of freedom, we thank and honor you. To all veterans, there aren’t enough days in a year to say Thank You!

That “Snap”

Nov 4, 2025 | Random Thoughts

Battery Chamber Door on Z 8

It’s something I take for granted. I was reminded, though, this past weekend it is a, “thing”. When you remove the battery chamber door on a Nikon body to attach a grip, for example, putting the MB-N12 on the Z 8, the door should be at about a 45-degree angle to the chamber to avoid snapping off the two small posts on the door. Don’t have it at 90 degrees or at the position it naturally falls back to, but at 45 degrees. This does not guarantee you won’t break the tabs off, but it’s your best bet when gently giving it a slight twist to remove or reattach.

Moose Podcast #474 – “Words of Caution”

Nov 3, 2025 | Podcast

Aero C-104

Wyoming Moose captured by Z 8 / Z600f4TC @840mm

In this episode of the Moose Podcast #474 – “Words of Caution” Photography has a few pitfalls, I know as I’ve fallen in every single one. So, with the help of a friend, I have some words of caution. Let’s talk

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Perception & Imaging

From Strength to Strength

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Is That the Moon?

Oct 30, 2025 | B&W Photography, Random Thoughts

Atmore Ranch captured by Z 8 / Z24-70f2.8II

I loved the cloud, I loved that it seemed to be reaching for the moon. My eyes had no issue seeing all the details, the clouds, the man on the moon, and the hills. The camera, yeah, not so much. The near full moon had the exposure of Basic Daylight. The rest of the scene is seven to eight stops away. Cameras just can’t hold that much range of light in one click. Yes, there are many methods to deal with that fact, but I’m a one-click kinda shooter. So then, what about the moon detail in that case? As you can see, I made the click and am trusting that with my arrangement of elements answers the question, is that the moon?

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