I have been slowly reviewing pictures that I took earlier in my career and what I have seen is how vastly that I have improved. I was taking pictures with a high ISO of around 1600 in bright sun and a very high shutter speed. As I been reprocessing these pictures, I had to removed a lot of noise. Here is just a selection of some of my older interesting pictures.
Green Heron at Daniel Webster Massachusetts Audubon Sanctuary |
"Who Is Watching Who" a whale watching trip Out to Stellwagon Bank and they humpback whale right next to the boat |
Black-billed Magpie In Rocky Mount National Park |
California Condor along the Big Sur |
Cook's Chasm on the Oregon coast, where, when the tide comes in the waves, spray through a blowhole |
Least Auklet on St. Paul, in the Pribilof's Located in the Bering Sea |
Light-footed Clapper Rail, and endangered species located in the Tijuana Estuar y near San Diego, California |
Mola Mola or Ocean Sunfish |
Mute Swan and Cygnet |
Whimbril in flight South Beach Chatham Massachusetts |
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