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I would say the arena lighting has the biggest impact on your photos, second being aperture of your lens. I used the Tamron 70-200 VC on the 7D, 6D and 7D Mark 2. To each their own advantages, but the 7d Mark2's Flicker setting is a game changer for crappy arena lighting. I could not comment on...

Sometimes nature has to spell it out. I cringe at this photo because I was once obsessed with the 2.8 aperture=sharpest photos. Knowing better now I wish I could snap it again.

Took this photo with a 7D, Sigma 17-50 OS at Fort LaCloche, Sagamok First Nation, really nice spot for scenery and wildlife. First time I imagined how much better it will look as a black and white. Really inspirational work here, keep doing what you are all doing!

I am hoping for some CC regarding this image, specifics wise, I shot it with a 6d, Sigma 35MM art, 1000 iso at 10sec, composition of about 60 photos. Used Lightroom, just determining if I went overboard or any advice in how to compose images where star trails and auroras mingle. When I was...

Mine got dropped by the guy unloading the truck. In spite of Canon's claims the camera was sired by a battle tank, the store is shipping it back and I can expect a replacement early next week.

Making use of a Tamron 200-500mm lens, thing is a tank to carry. Equipped to a 6d and set up a spot with lots of seed, got the opportunity to photograph these guys squabbling over it.

Sagamok, Ontario During a solar flare in September. Unawares at the time I thought the Aurora was light pollution from the nearby town of Massey. Composed from 86 photos over the span of 40 minutes, assembled in Lightroom and Photoshop.

I just pre-ordered my 7d Mk2 because Henry's had a sweet deal going where you pre-order and get a Canon 24-105 F4 at a $900.00 discount. Presently I already have a 24-70 2.8 and 70-200 2.8, so I simply intented to sell the 24-105 and my 7D to make this a nice steal. In another three years time...

I only ask as I frequently go for walks in the woods I find their trails often enough, I have a 200-500mm tamron antique and the temptation to just sit down and wait for one has hit me. Theeeeeeen I think other then the few times where I bumped into one and it ran away and the the info from...

For those who went out with the intent of photographing bears, other then your photography gear what else to do you bring? Witnesses? Bear spray?

Reading the fine print on the rebate, is this a no go for Canadians???

Couple of pics from my last walk in the woods. 1st Red backed Salamander, 2nd Blue Spotted Salamander and finally a Painted Turtle getting some sun.

I have brought my DSLRs on two Canoe trips and in both cases kept them safe with the earlier recommended dry cases. None the less I was constantly worried about my equipment's fate if the worst should happen. I have used an Outex case twice, once during a rain storm during a Fishing Tournament...

The first picture is the father daughter sparring match I mentioned, for this particular tourney any fight on ice results in both teams being banned from next years fundraiser.

Well the Sagamok Family Hockey Tournament has come to an end this year, and all fundraising goals were met, I am proud to say my photography booth contributed $250, half the days work to our LNHL teams. Once again I have to thank you all for the advice and guidance. I'd like to contribute to...

I just want to say thanks to FTB-n, tolusina and NorthStar for all the advice. The forum community here is very helpful and the primary reason I frequent this site. I just wanted post an update, I am currently shooting at a Hockey Tourney fundraiser for the LNHL in Ontario and have swapped my 7D...

I am trying to improve my sports photography and I am hoping that the expert opinions which abound on this sight can provide me some pointers. I am shooting with a canon 7D, Tamron 70-200 2.8vc, Settings SERVO and AF POINT EXPANSION, custom white balance. The Arena lighting is.....terrible and...

One of my first attempts at bird Photography. Had a Rebel T1i and a Canon 70-300 non L series lens.

I am proud of my Otter shot, because it required alot of crawling through the snow to get within range of making a decent photo, this was the first Otter I encountered in my life and the bugger was awesome enough to come gallivanting out of the shallows and run at me. Taken with a Canon Rebel...