Photography Stories
With the recent increase in cost of pretty much all data storage I decided it was finally time to purge my photo collections of redundant photos. Some of these photos I had not looked at for many years which lead to me taking a second look and reprocessing shots that I wouldn’t have bothered with at the time.
I have realized that I have a problem when it comes to shooting video, especially nature video. Simply put, it’s FOMO. I spend a great deal of time out in nature putting myself in a position to get that interesting interaction or moment that comes along so rarely. I make sure I'm ready for the shot, settings optimized, keeping an eye on what the animals are doing in hopes that I might capture an eagle just as it grasps a fish in beautiful evening glow, or the smack of two bighorn sheep fighting on a rocky edge.
Camera Gear Articles
I have been talking a lot about the cameras that I was looking to use over the last couple of years. I have some very good lenses for the kinds of photography that I do but lately a bunch of companies have started coming out with a bunch new choices for nature photographers some of which are actually reasonably affordable.
I spent a lot of time before our trip looking at what other people suggested for the best gear for a Safari in Tanzania. Now let’s see if I made the right choices.
When Canon finally started to get into mirrorless cameras it took them a while to come out with something that I thought was more useful that the 5DS that I had been carrying for a number of years. The R5II is the latest release and I think it is finally the camera I have been hoping that Canon would release.
We have done a good number of smaller camping trips around the island with some interesting photo opportunities for both landscape and wildlife but we have wanted to do something a bit more grand. Well a long ferry ride to Bella Coola pretty much fit that bill.