The photography thread

I took this one a while back, early morning heading out of Crockett on my way to East Texas. It's a very old town in Texas and they preserve several of the old homes.

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A few recent photos covering the gamet of lenses I typically use. All shot with an R5. Corn Snake at night in north FL (15-35 mm rf 2.8, f13, 1/60, ISO 200, flash). Queen caterpillar being photo bombed by some aphids (100mm rf macro, f13, 1/200, ISO 500, flash). Male Pileated Woodpeckers (100-400mm ef telephoto with 1.4x extender, f8, 1/800, ISO 200).
 

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giles45shop said:
A few recent photos covering the gamet of lenses I typically use. All shot with an R5. Corn Snake at night in north FL (15-35 mm rf 2.8, f13, 1/60, ISO 200, flash). Queen caterpillar being photo bombed by some aphids (100mm rf macro, f13, 1/200, ISO 500, flash). Male Pileated Woodpeckers (100-400mm ef telephoto with 1.4x extender, f8, 1/800, ISO 200).
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great shots!
 
Went to a summit/airshow thing, wasn't huge by any means, but got to see some old warbirds and some of the new and upcoming tech.
 

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64Trvlr said:
WOW!
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Was trying to spot the comet from my property. It was low in the sky and the trees were blocking it I think. Spent 20 min watching the satellites with my good binoculars, and took some iPhone pics of the sky. My wife gives me **** for always getting the new iPhone. I do it for the camera. It's amazing the quality of night pics it takes.
 
My attempt at capturing comet C/2025 A6 (Lemmon) last Thursday on the salt marsh of west central Florida. The comet was not really visible to the naked eye. Canon R5, 15-35mn RF 2.8 lens. Settings were 35mm, f3.2, ISO 1600, 15 second exposure. Post-processed in DXO Photolab to clean up the noise and remove the plane and satellite trails.
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