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May is a great time for Bird Photography

Posted onMay 1, 2013April 28, 2013AuthorphotoframdLeave a comment

May on Long Island is a wonderful time for bird photographers.  All sort of colorful birds start migrating to Long Island.  The trees are just starting to bud, so they do not block your shots. I have been using the Read More …

CategoriesPhotographyTagsbird photography, canon 7d tips, sigma 50-500mm

Red-Tailed Hawk on Long Island

Posted onApril 22, 2011May 5, 2011AuthorphotoframdLeave a comment

Two more shots taken with the new Sigma 50-500mm lens.  When I saw this large bird approach, I was expecting another osprey.  But, after seeing it at 500mm, I realized that it was a Red-Tailed Hawk. By the way, the Read More …

CategoriesPhotographyTagsbigma, bird photography, birding, canon 7d tips, red-tailed hawk, sigma 50-500mm

iBird Pro – the Perfect Android App for Bird Photography

Posted onApril 20, 2011April 20, 2011AuthorphotoframdLeave a comment

If you are interested in Bird Photography, it is very helpful to tag along with an experienced birder.  Otherwise, you will end-up lugging around a few bird books to help identify the wild birds.  While I was out in the Read More …

CategoriesGeneral Life, PhotographyTagsAndroid, bird photography, ibird

Canon 7D Video – Ospreys & the new Sigma 50-500mm f/4.5-6.3 APO DG OS Lens

Posted onApril 19, 2011July 1, 2014AuthorphotoframdLeave a comment

It’s one thing to read about a lens that has a 10x magnification.  It’s another to see it in action.  This short video shows the full zoom magnification of the lens from 50mm through 500mm. An Osprey is shown eating Read More …

CategoriesPhotography, VideoTagsbigma, bird photography, birding, canon 7d tips, osprey, sigma 50-500mm, Video

Canon 7D Tips on Using the Sigma 50-500mm f/4.5-6.3 APO DG OS

Posted onApril 18, 2011June 2, 2011Authorphotoframd4 Comments

The newly updated Sigma 50-500mm lens can be summed-up in one word – WOW! I have had the Canon 100-400mm L for a number of years and always found this lens to be hit or miss.  The new Sigma 50-500mm Read More …

CategoriesPhotographyTagsbigma, bird photography, birding, canon 7d tips, sigma 50-500mm

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