Waco GXE captured by Z 9 / Z180-600
The sun was setting over the California hills, the warm light being soaked in by all, it’s a romantic time to watch a 1929 Waco GXE making lazy passes. Yeah, tempting to zoom in tight but there is something to be said for those gentle curves of wing and hills.
Venus -middle of Nowhere, California captured by Z 9 / Z24-70f2.8 II
In this episode of the Moose Podcast #470 – “Yeah, I Got Nothin!” Recorded out in the field, literally, for the 1st time, this is a podcast where yeah, I’ve got nothin and yet it’s important stuff for success!
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Howdy and welcome to the Moose Podcast! Thanks for taking the time to drop in from your week to listen! Thank you folks for listening and continually rising the Moose Podcast in the ratings … thank you ever so much! Please be so kind and continue to Tweet and/or share on the Moose Podcast on Facebook! I’d be grateful for your continuation in doing that. Want to hear about a particular topic, send in the suggestion … send them to Moose Podcast. THANKS! (sorry, emails sent to this address will get no direct response).
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Aeronca 7AC captured by Z 9 / Z24-70f2.8 II
Hit the snooze button and enjoy the moment!
P-51D “Little Horse” captured by Z 9 / Z24-70f2.8 II
The new Z24-70f2.8 II is a real sweet lens! I pounded it these past few days with lots of challenges and it made mincemeat of them all. I’ve been asked by phone, email and in person on the flight line, “Is the autofocus as fast as everyone says? I hear it’s twice as fast as vs 1!” I know of no test for determining focusing speed nor a scale to state verbally how fast a lens focuses. Is it faster? I’ve been telling folks its faster than my imagination. That answer doesn’t seem to work for most. I say a tad faster, and they ask what does that mean. Saying it keeps up with my vision doesn’t seem to work either. So I’m trying this in an attempt to answer the question. I can tell you for 100% certainty that being so close to Little Horse, the panning speed to keep up with it is killer! My shooting rate went down as I simply couldn’t turn at the trunk that fast when that close to a screaming Mustang. But I did capture sharp images and that tells me it’s me and not the gear. So hopefully it will make sense when I say the Z24-70f2.8 II is Mustang fast!
Waco ASO captured by Z 9 / Z24-70f2.8 II
In this episode of the Moose Podcast #469 – “Them Darn Files” we create a whole bunch, they are our memories. When it comes to recalling those files, those memories, organization is key. You need to start now, but where to start or how to fix. Let’s talk
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Howdy and welcome to the Moose Podcast! Thanks for taking the time to drop in from your week to listen! Thank you folks for listening and continually rising the Moose Podcast in the ratings … thank you ever so much! Please be so kind and continue to Tweet and/or share on the Moose Podcast on Facebook! I’d be grateful for your continuation in doing that. Want to hear about a particular topic, send in the suggestion … send them to Moose Podcast. THANKS! (sorry, emails sent to this address will get no direct response).
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Wow! The lineup of instructors for the KelbyOne Landscape Photography Conference is the who’s who of inspiration! This marvelous event in coming up in December, the perfect month for my two classes if I don’t say so myself. The Magic in Clouds and Warmth in Snow are about f/stop and shutter speed as heart and passion. I look forward to sharing it all with you as I know, I will see you there!