Thomas, Colin, Randy, Akira, Paco, many thanks for your kind comments.

Colin, yes this is the place you mention. I went there on a course organised by the UK Nikon School, which was excellent. The Trust also organises photography days by prior appointment. Organised photography days are definitely worthwhile, as you have much better access and a lot more flying.

Here are the next two shots in the series after the last one.

I'm currently shooting Nikon Df and Panasonic MFT.

While I do like my Nikkor 105 DC on my DF, I actually like it better on my micro four thirds camera.  While the DC on the front of the smallish Panny camera is a bit front heavy, I can put up with it because of the improved rendering (at least to my eyes) on the Panny camera.

The secret to unleashing the 105 DC's ultimate IQ on a MFT body is to use a NIKON G/F TO BMCC .64X "Metabones Speed Booster" between the lens and the camera.  The resulting image has a shallower DOF, and I believe the image to be sharper too.  I prefer the field of view better too.  This "special" Speed Booster will only work on a MFT camera if shooting with the electronic shutter (because the rear element protrudes so deeply into the camera that it interfers with the mechanical shutter).  I have tried the "Nikon G/F to MFT Metabones Speed Booster", and prefer the IQ I get with the "Nikon G/F to BMCC" version.

Paco, that photo does more to brighten my morning than the cups of coffee I had.  Thanks for that!

Amazing captures!  To me, the last one stands out from the already amazing others.

I feel there is a special something in the light here in Cádiz.

  Z6, 24-70mm f4S