Mikky shared some great Spring wildflower images from Anza-Borrego plus exotics from his travels to India. He’s a photo-purist that prefers to share photos straight out of camera versus many of us that like to manipulate the image in post-processing. He shared some wonderful macro flower photos.
John’s one of the more experienced and technically capable members of the group. I know he shoots a lot of photos that follow his own interests. But he shares theme-related images every group meeting. He doesn’t share an eclectic batch like many of us, but pick a few awesome images.
Jim took a his annual family trip to Arizona for San Diego Padres Spring Training. After a crazy electrical thunderstorm canceled Friday night’s game. There were two enjoyable, clear-weather day games. After Phoenix, Jim traveled to Camp Verde for five rainy days in the Sedona area. Somewhat depressing photography conditions aside, here a few photos shared at Wednesday photography interest group Zoom meeting. With a “Spring Season” theme, Jim also shared some photos from the Carlsbad Flower Fields shot under sunnier skies.
Barbara always seems to catch unique bird behavior during her walks around San Diego. Luckily (or habitually), she always has her camera handy and shows the patience necessary to catch unique moments. She has also been experimenting with street photography & post-processing, something she hasn’t been very interested in doing. I hope that the influence of our photo group.
Sharon shows how wonderful cell phone cameras can be with her iPhone imagery. These are the images she shared at our February bird & wildlife-themed meeting.
Jake shared four images of local waterfowl who enjoy local cuisine, asking for handouts. They definitely get up close and personal, resulting in intimate bird portraits. Jake is new to our meetings so Welcome!
Mikky shared some great images caught with his camera from Safari Park. He was able to get photos of some of the harder to see animals during his visits.
Gary shared photos taken at Safari Park during recent visits. His Nikon 100-400mm lens is a great piece of gear to catch his favorite animals & their behavior.
I am always impressed with the images Barbara captures on her walks around San Diego trails. Burrowing Owl from Robb Field and some other great bird images from around San Diego.
Cathy contributed bird & wildlife photos from Hawk Watch and Safari Park.
