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Crane Driver

Posted by burgessart on October 8, 2015

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Crane Driver

The Crane

Another zoom experience. This morning Apollo rode me past one site of the 2018 Commonwealth Games. I wanted to see the……..

Title : Crane Driver

Why I Love Zoom

Posted by burgessart on October 7, 2015

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Why I Love Zoom

Why I Love Zoom – From A Distance

Why I Love Zoom – The Big Ladder

Something way off in the distance caught my eye……and this is what I found!.

Here are a few photographs demonstrating the power of and…….

Title : Why I love Zoom

Nik Is On Again

Posted by burgessart on February 10, 2015

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Another View Of The Dam

A Closer Canon View

My Nik Is On View

Like yesterday’s post here is my little Nikon L820 performing against a big Canon with a canon 105mm lens. The Canon owner was very impressed.

Looking at the image again reminds me of a Jackson Pollock painting.

My Nik Is On!

Posted by burgessart on February 9, 2015

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Wow! The Big Zoom Appears

Another visit to The Dam yielded unexpected results. A lady appeared with her super large zoom camera. I was green with envy!

I approached her and asked about her very large Nikon camera. Soon several other photographers joined us and we discussed the merits of having a “real” zoom camera and the benefits of shooting in RAW against jpeg. My small Nikon L820 only shoots in jpeg. Anyway we final decided to take some shots and compare results. Suddenly they were amazed by my little David against their big Goliath cameras.

Following is one comparison…….