View Winner

PRO+

Tetsujin

Heron-a time to reflect

Heron-a time to reflect

Liked this mirroring in the water

Liked this mirroring in the water
Read less

camera

NIKON D5500

settings

settings

Aperture 63/10 ISO 1000 Shutter 1/2000 Focal Length 240/1

location

location

London, GB

upload_date

upload_date

Dec, 2020

Views

113

Likes

+2

Awards

Treasure Award

Peer Award

Top Choice

Top Ranks

Top 30 rank

Top 30 rank

Top 30 rank week 1

Top 20 rank

Top 20 rank week 1

Top 30 rank

Top 30 rank week 1

Categories

See all

Same photographer See all

Even though I left this one shallow, it still took 8 layers of focus stack to get the sharp segment in the middle; but I like the soft edges which kin

Selfie. Me in a 40's look

Didn't realise how far past its best this anemone was until I got it on the big screen. I decided it was worth working on anyway - it was crackly

Walk in the park just before sunset, with my new 18-300mm walkabout lens - not really sharp, fast or long enough to catch squirrels, but this guy stay

My first ever focus stack... though not too adventurous, just 2 images stacked to give a little more sharpness at the front.
Other than that it's

Part of an ongoing series of flower close-ups on plain or vignette backgrounds. Nikon D5500 Tamron 70-300mm. 4-layer focus-stack.
I have since posting

Young family of magpies, nagging mother for food.

It's Spring again, though late this year. The chicks are all hatching. This one, only a day or two old, one of eleven keeping the parents busy.

My first experiment with long exposure shots. Single exposure - 90 seconds 50mm @ f1.4 with a very cheap variable ND filter at almost maximum. It&#039

This one was tiny, maybe 2mm.
50mm prime plus extension tubes, 4 layer focus stack. ISO 100 1.25s f16.

Ironically, taken the day after I got my new camera... but didn't have it with me… so this was shot on an iPhone.

Hard crop on the left to r

Part of an ongoing series of flower close-ups on plain or vignette backgrounds. Nikon D5500 Tamron 70-300mm. 8-layer focus-stack.

This was about the sharpest I got in a week of chasing this bee in flight. It came to the same bush against a whitewashed wall mid morning & staye

Experiment with 50mm 1.4 prime

Went for a walk in the local park with my new "compromise" guilty pleasure lens, an 18-300, just before sunset. I don't think this is b

November sunset, looking SouthWest from the southern tip of Tenerife - Gomera, as always is hidden by the cloud bank on the horizon [you can only ever

This is my first foray into high key photography. It was shot at fairly standard ETTR, but with the intention of high keying it afterwards, so was lit

Quite the antithesis of my usual work, a single handheld shot with a very narrow DoF, one single detail in focus - rather than my usual focus-stacked

Discover more photos See all

French Bulldog posed as “Tiny Tim” from A Christmas Carol by Michaelvincentphotos

leo 1.1 by devonvanhoffen

smirk by creekwater32

A spider waiting for its prey even in a drizzle... by bhanukiran9

Onça on Porto Jofre, Mato Grosso, MT, Brasil by carlosazambuja

Some More Please by Jacques_Le_Roux

Storm Chasing by KarenCelella

A Seal on the beach where North Sea and Baltic Sea meet by PF-pics

spider by fotografodigital

Buck and the Denver skyline by rlinn3

It was a nice dive with all these beauties. Don't touch. If you get too close to them, it can be very painful. There is a reason why they are cal by rolandbach

Cheetah contemplating by VanRensburg

Curious Gentoo Penguin watches as a zodiac of visitors departs. Antarctica by Cobypix

Warthog Baby feeding by charlainegerber

The sound of only the wind in the trees makes you feel like everything just stops. by kylieangers

Surfing Orca -British Columbia by Lpepz

The Lookout by rickschell

Horses running during the very early morning. by MichaelRyno

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.