Jupio Tri-Charge is Pretty Darn Cool!

Jupio Tri-Charger

Yeppers, being able to charge three, THREE EN-EL15 (a, b or c) batteries at ONE TIME is a big deal! That’s what the new Jupio Tri-Charger brings to the table and that’s huge. Unlike other chargers that charge 1 battery completely before going on to the next, the Jupio does ALL THREE at once! What’s beautiful is it does this via USB so you can plug into your notebook, block, and even the port in your vehicle and charge. I can charge the two batteries from the MB-N21 & Z 6III all at once and keep on shooting on fresh charges. When those are dead, I have three in the Jupio ready to go. Built like a tank, this is one badass charger!

Moose Podcast #420 – “The Beauty of B&W”

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Swan Lake Flats Moon captured by Z 8 / Z100-400f4.5-5.6

In this episode of the Moose Podcast #420 – “The Beauty of B&W” is an elusive realm for many. It comes from a number of factors from click to click. This long Moose Podcast should give you a kickstart.

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Whata Start!

Yellowstone High Country captured by Z 8 / Z24-120

Critters tend to either be just slipping back into bed at dawn, or waking up to explore which is why for nearly my entire life, I greet the sun each day. One never really knows what one will come across, we have no control we just go with hopes and prayers. Yes, the truck is packed with camera gear but it might never see the light of day. Yesterday, we were greeted with a glorious start with a little cloud, a little chill, a little Coyote song, and a little light. Whata Start!

Moose Podcast #419 – “Takeaways from the Week”

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Fall Color captured by Z 8 / Z100-400f4.5-5.6

In this episode of the Moose Podcast #419 – “Takeaways from the Week” new body blues, perfection, piling on techniques, new location challenge and more. Join us won’t ya?

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Billy?

“Billy” captured by Z 8 / Z100-400f4.5-5.6

One of the evening shoots we have at Philmont Scout Ranch each year is with the wranglers. We practice panning as the wranglers run the horses past us, great fun of speed and dust. Then once the horses figure out what we’re doing, they say no more and they park in front of us. It’s then we turn our attention to the wranglers themselves. They are such great human beings! And it takes only a couple of questions and the smiles, laughter fills the air. Then when I let my imagination loose as I work on making portraits that explains my imagination. This year was simply, “Billy”?

It Does Star Bursts Nicely Too

Baldy Aspen Grove captured by Z 8 / Z26f2.8

It’s a simple click, my favorite. At 10k feet, took a little stroll further up hill to this grove that has always produced an image or two. I took along the Z26f2.8 cause I didn’t want to lug any more than I needed to uphill. Saw the wicked trunks, saw the sun. Closed the lens all the way down and went click. Love that little lens, it does star bursts nicely too.

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