A few shots/ re-edits from our recent-ish visit to Chester Zoo, Cheshire, England.Shot raw, processed - and occasionally fiddled with (sometimes seriously).(S/w: DxO PhotoLab Elite/ Nik, Adobe Lr C/ Photoshop, Topaz DeNoise AI/ Studio 2).Phil and Karen 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿Mr Happy…Social Climbing…We can see you…Hello Bright Eyes…Good Morning…Part of the crowd awaiting the tiger…Orange pop…

PMUK wrote:Hi Rudy,What a magnificent creature and a great capture - what an experience you must have had!P&KHi P&K,I just found your comment... thanks very much. And yes it was a wonderful experience.Thanks so much for dong this thread.Cheers, Rudy

Rudy Pohl wrote:PMUK wrote:Hi Rudy,What a magnificent creature and a great capture - what an experience you must have had!P&KHi P&K,I just found your comment... thanks very much. And yes it was a wonderful experience.Thanks so much for doing this thread.Cheers, RudyHi Rudy,Cheers - much appreciated!  Our pleasure...P&K

Nice group of gets!

A few photos from a recent trip.

Thank you

From recent trip to Santa FeMonument to Pueblo IndiansLone Star CafeOne of many hoity-toity clothiers in the tourist trap area of Santa Fe.Young guys rocking out on the plaza (They were pretty good)Ceramic ornamentsCeramic ornaments #2StairsStatue at Cathedral of St FrancisDoor and windowSantuario De GuadalupeOur Lady of Guadalupe

Thanks for your advice, and I agree about the colour one.

Thanks, I got lucky. I might give that mixed approach a try . . .

AC wrote:Nice group of gets!Hi AC,Cheers - much appreciated!P&K

A few visitors to my garden in Nottinghamshire UK.Bluetit, pinches the flowers on this shrub every year!GoldfinchGreenfinch

Absolutely fabulous images Stuart. And flower on March 5th?! What joy! WE still have 3 feet of snow here in Ottawa.Cheers, Rudy

Rudy Pohl wrote:Absolutely fabulous images Stuart. And flower on March 5th?! What joy! WE still have 3 feet of snow here in Ottawa.Cheers, RudyThank you Rudy, actually I wouldn't mind a bit of snow that lasted for a change (perhaps not 3 feet though!)

Initially, I bought the RF 800mm f/11 for moon photos but we went to see some Sandhill Cranes in Monte Vista this morning so I took a few photos (like 4000, ha). Here is one I liked ..

Fun images, I will be visiting the area in couple weeks.

Thanks P&K

Usually a pretty tough little bird to get close to in our area. My wife and I call them the Bowie Bird

PMUK wrote:Fjzk wrote:There she goes againHi Fjzk,That, is one contented cat...P&KThank you P&K, she is very patient and, actually, the only one supporting my love for photography back home 😊

Street photos from a recent trip to Bangkok. Walking around lenses i used most was the RF50mm f1.8 and the RF70-200mm f2.8, all shot on the R5.