Morning photography at Troy Meadows in Parsippany NJ
Great skies earlier today!
I found some interesting symmetry and warm morning light. Out shooting with the Canon SL2 200D DSLR + Sigma 17-50mm F/2.8 OS lens. My trusty Manfrotto tripod is with me as always!
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Marsh in Winter
Jonathan’s Woods, Denville NJ
I am already looking forward to the Red-winged Blackbirds calling on their territory here in early Spring.
Tamron SP 24-70mm + Canon 5Dsr. This print is available in sizes up to 60″ x 40″
Jonathan’s Woods, Denville NJ
Water level has remained high for a while now. During dry spells this stream doesn’t show much surface water.
Tamron 24-70mm + Canon 5Dsr
Merrill Creek Reservoir, Warren County NJ
Subtle tones of pink shone in the sky on a late January afternoon.
Sigma 17-50mm + Canon EOS M50
January Afternoon at Merrill Creek Reservoir
Warren County, New Jersey
Warm afternoon light shone on the opposite shore of the reservoir on a mild January day.
Sigma 17-50mm + Canon M50
Winter at Lake Parsippany
Morris County, New Jersey
Taken during this afternoon’s snow squall, very little visibility.
Sigma 17-50mm + Canon EOS M50
Prints are available up to 20″ x 30″, contact dave@daveblinder.com for any inquiries.
Peggy Gray Bridge in Winter
Muriel Hepner Park, Denville NJ
Nice wintry day today with decent temps and minimal wind. I also realized I’ve never typed or written the adjective wintry before in my life so I had to doublecheck the spelling.
Sigma 17-50mm + Canon EOS M50
This image is available for prints up to 20″ x 30″ please email me at dave@daveblinder.com for sale inquiries
Splitrock Reservoir in Winter
Morris County, New Jersey
I loved the contours of the cracks in the ice so I boosted the contrast of the photo slightly for emphasis.
Tamron 18-400mm + Canon M50
Available in print sizes up to 20″x30″
Canon EOS M50
24 megapixel mirrorless camera
My first day out with this new camera. I will be using it for filming wildlife in Ultra High Definition (4k) as well as general nature photography.
The articulating screen and touch screen are great features. Having a few less manual dials than a full sized DSLR will take getting used to. I love being able to use all of my Canon mount lenses onto a small camera though.
I should be able to run detailed prints up to 20″x30″ from this setup but will continue to use my Canon 5Dsr for heavy duty landscape work. Let me know if you have any questions about the Canon M50 which I may be able to answer for you.
Dave Blinder Nature Photography 