It’s always fun to get out the long lens and photograph the critters that live there

Keywords: photography

I stayed until the two families paddled their way to the far side of the pond, then moved to see it there were any turtles sunning themselves on the dead tree that has been laying half submerged for the past forty years I have been visiting that pond. There were only three or four, but the day was cool and I’m sure that old tree will be covered with all sizes of turtles when it gets sunny and hot.
https://enmanscameratalk.com/2021/06/02/spring-pond

I have seen images through social media of the Badlands with snow but to actually see it in real life was such a completely different feeling

Keywords: badlands , badlands national park , photography , snow , south dakota , weather , winter

It’s not uncommon to see temperatures in the wintertime get below -30 degrees (F) with wind chills below -40 degrees (F) while in the summer temperatures can get as hot as 100 degrees (F) with heat indexes of 110 degrees (F). While the extremities in temperatures can be pretty dramatic, nothing is more dramatic than the landscapes South Dakota has. This includes Badlands National Park in the western part of the state.
https://areselphoto.wordpress.com/2021/03/04/winter-in-the-badlands

Launched in 2008, iNaturalist, now a joint initiative of the California Academy of Sciences and the National Geographic Society, lets anybody — from expert biologists and naturalists to people like me who have trouble remembering what poison ivy looks like — contribute their photos

Keywords: politics , dont , trees

To take photos that will have a better chance of becoming research grade, Goforth has three tips. Don’t rely on the zoom; get as close as you safely can. Make sure the subject fills as much of the frame as possible. And try to submit photos that are in focus.
https://networthynewz.com/dont-know-how-to-tell-trees-apart-theres-an-app-for-that