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The Nikon 200-500 f/5.6 zoom lens is a fantastic choice for zoo photography, letting you get up close and personal with any outdoor habitat you might come across at a zoo. I’ve been using this lens for the last several trips I’ve made to my local zoo, and can share my appraisal of its strengths and weaknesses which hopefully will be helpful if you are considering this lens for zoo or wildlife photography.
Read MoreWith the current pandemic that’s placed a wet blanket on travel, I’ve been doing a lot more animal photography at my local zoo, Utah’s Hogle Zoo. Just a quick plug for them, Hogle Zoo is an incredibly well-run zoo with excellent and interesting animal habitats for photography. Below are my five tips in setting up a Nikon DSLR for zoo photography that have worked great for me.
Read MoreSome thoughts and tips on my first-time hike to Angels Landing which is located in Zion National Park.
Read MoreThe abandoned Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelphia Pennsylvania is a very spooky, massive complex of tiny, dilapidated cells along dingy corridors.
Read MoreI recently switched from my Nikon D300 workhorse to the full-frame Nikon D750, and had the opportunity to try the D750 out on a trip to Kazan, which is the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan in Russia.
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