Dear community,
now that I have decided to step into the digital era, I wonder where to
best buy my first digital Nikon body.
After months of watching, reading reviews and checking my own needs I

We just bought a place in the White Mountains region of NH, and I've
been looking for places to photograph wildlife, flowers, et.al.  Does
anyone have any suggestions?  I've been to Kirkwood Gardens in
Holderness and even hired a guide to find some moose (unsuccessful).

this saturday morning i'll leave to go to southwest usa with my wife.
we'll be visiting some nat'l parks and will hike here and there.
in the past i was happy about delta 100, but have never printed them
more than 8x10". considering the beauty of places we'll see, i'd like

I'm planning a trip to the north rim of the Grand Canyon mainly to shoot
fall color.  I was over there a couple of weeks ago and among other things,
I was amazed at the quantity of aspen, and that makes me expect some serious
foliage.  The question is when.

Hey guys,
What would be a good 35mm film for photographing rain forests, which
usually exhibit lush and vibrant colors. Also the light might be poor at
the forest floor.

Will be in a remote camp in Maine in October for six days and we'll
have no electricity or generator, though we can drive in (about 90 min
drive on a logging road) so we'll have a vehicle.  We'll be shooting
mostly medium format film but will also have digital gear and a laptop

We have just started a new edition of our RAW challenge, just for fun.
What is the game about? Download the RAW file, postprocess it, retouch
it, boil it, add salt and pepper and finally show us what you have done
with it. Just for the fun of it.

Anyone using fill flash on large owls and *not* getting red-eye?  I've
found the early AM pet roosting spot for a Great Horned Owl and two of
its large chicks but it's almost directly back-lit from the only spot I
can shoot from, so I need fill flash.  I can get them full frame with

Just returned from photographing wildflowers in Colorado, and I find
myself, for the first time, very unhappy with an aspect of photography
that seems to assume carte blanche to trash the environment just
because we carry cameras.  Probably the best example is American

I have posted a new section of my website showing examples of hummingbirds
photographed with varying lighting setups and equipment at:
http://www.dyesscreek.com/miscellaneous_pages/hummingbird_photography.html
Eric Miller