Final 25

Nikon

ISO 100

f/7.1

1/125

Canon

ISO 100

f/5.6

1/4000 

Canon

ISO 400

f/7.1

1/800

Nikon

ISO 140

f/8.0

1/250

Canon

ISO 100

f/5.6

1/320

Canon

ISO 100

f/5.6

1/1000

Nikon

ISO 320

f/7.1

1/250

Canon

ISO 400

f/5.6

1/1600

Canon

ISO 400

f/7.1

1/100

Nikon

ISO 800

f/5.6

1/80

Canon

ISO 400

f/6.3

1/4000

Canon

ISO 100

f/5.6

1/500

Canon

ISO 400

f/5.6

1/100

Canon

ISO 400

f/5.6

1/4000

Canon

ISO 400

f/5.6

1/640

Canon

ISO 400

f/5.6

1/4000

Nikon

ISO 560

f/16

1/125

Canon

ISO 400

f 7.1

1/1000

Nikon

ISO 1400

f/5.6
1/200

Nikon

ISO 400

f/9

1/60

Nikon

ISO 100

f/8.0

1/200

Nikon

ISO 160

f/8.0

1/250

Canon

ISO 400

f/7.1

1/250

Nikon

ISO 500

f/16

1/125

Canon

ISO 3200

f/3.5

30

blurrrrr

This here is a picture of hen mallard. I wish I had the rest of the duck but overall I think it is a pretty sweet picture.

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ISO 100

f5.6

1/400

ISO 400

f5.6

1/4000

Late

Yes, this post is late, but oh well. Because it's already late, I am just going to post a picture that I took earlier this year. I took it on the Gallatin River while chasing some massive salmonflies around. If you haven't ever fished a salmonfly hatch, I highly recommend it because it is awesome.

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ISO 400

f5.6

1/1600

ISO 400

f5.6

1/1000

Fog

This here is a pretty neat picture I took of my buddy fishing on the Bighorn the other day when it was foggy. I think it's pretty cool. I also didn't do much editing on this as the basic preset looked good enough in my opinion. I think I may have brightened it up a little bit but not a whole lot.

SOL

So today I came into the computer lab on two separate occasions to edit  some pictures and post a blog. Both times there was someone sitting at the computer I have all of my pictures uploaded to. So, instead of editing a photo and uploading it, this week I will be posting a couple pictures of some dope looking ducks (surprise). The first duck is a Baikal Teal. The Baikal Teal are mainly found in China, Japan, and parts of Korea. They are some of the coolest ducks out there. The next photo is a Mandarin Wood duck. The Mandarin also calls Asia home, but has recently been spotted in parts of Northern California.  They are some of the coolest looking ducks there are in my opinion.