Anderson Park

Hello All
Here  are photo's taken at Tarpon Springs Anderson Park, Florida. Their is a boardwalk that runs by the water so you
 can take pictures and not get eaten . The hopper is 3" long.

Did you really take those yourself?

Really Really artistic and amazing.

Wow.

Admin
I have been into shooting wildlife for over fifty years. Did my own film developing years ago making 16 x 20 prints working
out of my bathroom living in the housing projects back then.  My camera I use now a Olympus  OM-D E-M1 ll camera with a Olympus
40-150 2.8 telephoto lens. I copy the coins with the smaller camera with a Olympus 50mm1.2 Macro lens.

Very nice! I use an Olympus too although mine is the smaller EM-10. It’s a great bit of kit.

AVG wrote:Admin
I have been into shooting wildlife for over fifty years. Did my own film developing years ago making 16 x 20 prints working
out of my bathroom living in the housing projects back then.  My camera I use now a Olympus  OM-D E-M1 ll camera with a Olympus
40-150 2.8 telephoto lens. I copy the coins with the smaller camera with a Olympus 50mm1.2 Macro lens.

I need tips and suggestions for my silver pictures on my website. I think I highlight all the flaws I see. And some I never see in my hand.

ACE
I find it difficult some times to get a good photo of a coin with the direction of the light that hits the coin.
Some times i have to take many shots and still don't get it right . When you get it right you can really see
how great a coin is or bad.

AVG wrote:ACE
I find it difficult some times to get a good photo of a coin with the direction of the light that hits the coin.
Some times i have to take many shots and still don't get it right . When you get it right you can really see
how great a coin is or bad.

I am talking about my poured silvee pieces. I tried light boxes, natural light etc. It bugs the heck out if me. I know members have taken their own pictures when they arrived and they are FAR better than mine.

Ace
The only thing i would try a different camera and lens and see what you get.