NikonGear'23
Images => Nature, Flora, Fauna & Landscapes => Topic started by: Gil Aegerter on September 15, 2025, 04:14:37
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I was looking through some boxes and found my old Nikkor 300mm f4.5 ED-IF manual focus lens. It used to be my go-to long lens before I got a 70-300 AF-P, but I haven't used it in several years at least. This is from a trip to Zimbabwe way back in 2008. We gathered for a family reunion in South Africa, then went to Zim and spent 10 days traveling to Kariba, Vic Falls and finally Hwange National Park, which we had largely to ourselves.
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Fantastic shot Gil
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Fantastic shot Gil
I agree, that is one awesome picture!
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Your B&W treatment works really well here.
Fantastic shot Gil
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Your B&W treatment works really well here.
Oh, that's a treatment ?? I thought that's how zebras look ;D ;D ;D
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OK Hans - you've got me! ;D ;D ;D ;D
Oh, that's a treatment ?? I thought that's how zebras look ;D ;D ;D
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I loved your Zebras photograph. Those are shy creatures, and quite hard to photograph, so you did very well to capture these two.
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very well untreated zebras in a super image
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It is a beautiful photograph, Gil.
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Thanks, everyone. Those zebras seemed to be posing, and they made me think of mohawk-haired punks. The 300mm ED-IF is still a fantastic optic, even on the newer high-res bodies.