JPR Photography

I can smell the air..yummy.

To emphasize that early morning light. The camera (new) is so good it tends to correct what it considers adverse effects. So I go in and add effects to create what I saw… or saw in my mind’s eye.

Nice

..with the birthstones of her children. My Mom has one.

And since it’s raining outside, forget about it.

I’m not sticking a $1,100 lens in front my dog’s face.

The finger isn’t a bad idea.

Unlike you, I don’t burn food. 🤪

@sffh

The EVF is the best thing since sliced bread. 🤪

And you still have the first dime you ever made.

(I just bought the Z 50. Still experimenting with it.)

Very nice @nvwino you have such a good vantage point to observe them. Ours are up in some enormous sycamore trees but when I stand in the drive under the maple tree the eagle looks right at me. My gawd what a feeling that is. LOL

@haikugal It is California. This is the upper end of Lake Berryessa. Almost every power pole has an osprey nest. This one is particularly good because the nest is eye level, albeit from a distance.

Beautiful! Very nice photo and the chick isn’t fuzzy…what’s that about? Our Eagles fledged two chicks this week and it has been a pleasure to watch them grow. We’re is this, it looks like CA.

I haven’t figured out how to post pics yet or I’d share.

I see it fine if i zoom a little. But then the complexity of an osprey nest blows my mind. No wonder they reuse nests. I have two hands, tens fingers and a biggish brain and I dont know if I could build a nest like that.

Chick is to her right, just where the stick pokes up. There may be a second chick. It was really hard to tell, but it looked like there were a couple of critters moving around. She also had house guests. Several house finches seemed to be nesting in the lower part of the nest. Or maybe she’s renting out extra space. She appears to have lost the t…[Read more]