American Bison calf captured by Z 9 / Z180-600f5.6-6.3
… “where the deer and the antelope, play!” The Black Hills of SD are a treasure chest of critter gold in spring. Seriously, hard to know which way to point the lens, especially with thousands of red dog photos. But I never seem to have enough so, I keep clicking away now with spring in The Hills.
Z180-600f5.6-6.3 w/Z 6III attached
In this episode of the Moose Podcast #448 – “Your Gear ?s Spring ’25” Which 600mm -Z180-600, Z600f6.3 or Z600f4TC? New Acquisitions, lenses, and bodies? What do you use for the Moose Shooting Rig, AI fears, and more. Let’s talk!
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Common Murre captured by Z 9 / Z400f4.5 w/Z2x
“If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs … ” might just be because you have the passion and channel it in part through your photography. Keep that camera close at hand and share with the world the magic you find every time you put the viewfinder to your eye and connect to your heart!
Yosemite Falls captured by Z 8 / Z24-70f2.8
Yosemite, any day of the year, is a grand place with right now being spectacular! The falls are all full with many seasonal like Ribbon bursting at the seams (it will disappear in a month or so). The oaks and dogwoods have their spring green finery on display, with the dogwood flowers now popping open. And during the middle of the week, there are very few folks in the park (no ppl removed in post to make this photo), making it so enjoyable, especially as a photographer. Memorial Day is now just weeks away, and all of this will be a memory. You can take home these memories yours forever if you can just go now!
Dogwood captured by Z 8 / 180-600f6.3 @600mm
In this episode of the Moose Podcast #447 – “Solving The Dogged Old Want,” there are images in my head, heart long seated. To finally add a long-sought story to the book brings a smile. So simple and yet, complicated. Lets talk :-)
Click to listen to Episode 447
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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Dogwood Bloosom captured by Z 8 / Z180-600
I went to Yosemite with photographing Dogwood blossoms over the Merced on the top of my list. Planning a trip months in advance, no matter how much research and planning you might do doesn’t mean Mother Nature will accommodate your ideas. I purchased the Z180-600 in part with photographing the Dogwoods in mind, needing the reach and flexibility to photograph them over the rushing water (The lens is truly grand!). This is the first blossom I found and was so excited to get a sharp image as the dang thing kept bouncing in the wind, I had to post it. Thankfully, I know I have better ones on the hard drive, I just haven’t gotten to them yet. It was just fun to know that spring is in The Valley!