MI V at Vierra and Green Cay as done with a P&S camera
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Nightingale and I were fortunate to attend Harry's MI V shoot recently.
I saw so many large lenses and fancy cameras last week, that I decided to see what I could accomplish in the way of bird and wildlife photography armed with nothing but my Canon G9 point and shoot, and Florida's obliging birds.
No telephoto lenses, no DSLRs here, no accessory add on optics, just a straight forward G9 and a little cropping occasionally in Photoshop.
Lizards are common of course
An anhinga silhouette would be nice....
An anhinga drying its wings is always necessary
A limpkin hunting
Great Blue Herons can be difficult to capture close up, but......
A great egret in breeding plumage might be nice
A good sunrise is a great way to start the day
You really don't need all that long glass after all:D
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I saw so many large lenses and fancy cameras last week, that I decided to see what I could accomplish in the way of bird and wildlife photography armed with nothing but my Canon G9 point and shoot, and Florida's obliging birds.
No telephoto lenses, no DSLRs here, no accessory add on optics, just a straight forward G9 and a little cropping occasionally in Photoshop.
Lizards are common of course
An anhinga silhouette would be nice....
An anhinga drying its wings is always necessary
A limpkin hunting
Great Blue Herons can be difficult to capture close up, but......
A great egret in breeding plumage might be nice
A good sunrise is a great way to start the day
You really don't need all that long glass after all:D
Comments and criticisms will be cheerfully responded to:thumb
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It was good to have a chance to chat with you again also.
I am sorry, but I am going to keep my long glass for a while yet. But I'll keep you in mind if I ever change my mind.
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If you was a real man, you'd schlep my G1 - for which I paid $800US back in the day, but which still takes as nice a photo as I'm capable of.
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I think the G9 even surprised you Jim.
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Good to see everyone again.
Here's another lizard
And everyone's friend, a fire ant.
I really didn't want to get to close to the fire ants:D
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