Michael0

Very nice Art!  Great colour and reflection.

Spotted this Milkweed pod in the back woods of High Park, Toronto.

D610, 200mm, f2.8,1/250, ISO125

Great photo Jimmy.  If you are open to experimenting in Photoshop I would suggest trying the Low Key application. I have tried it in the past with good results showing detail. Here is a previous photo were I applied Low Key.

Captured what I believe is a Red-tailed Hawk yesterday in High Park, Toronto, using my new TC-20E III that I purchased this week coupled with my 70-200mm/2.8.  I must admit I was speculative purchasing the TC-20E III, however with learning to understand it's limitation have found it useful in certain situations.

The migration of Monarch Butterflies can be seen in Toronto's Humber Bay Park.
D610, f3.2,1/2500,ISO320,195mm

Great second image with the Bison running down the hill....can almost imagine being there.  Also liked the third shot. 

As a storm clears, the first rays of sun can be seen as it casts it's light on this ocean liner travelling across Lake Ontario.  Taken with my D610, 200mm in crop mode equivalent to 300mm.  

Wanted to capture the moody feel of a late summer sunset along the shorelines of Lake Ontario.  Taken with my D610, 200mm/2.8.

Very nice..especially for the price!

Hi Herman... I was shooting with my 70-200mm f2.8 lens. Not a macro.

Spotted this comical looking Cormorant ...posing as a musical conductor.  Taken in Humber Bay Park, Toronto, Ontario

Spotted this flying Bumble Bee making it's way across this field of flowers.

D610, 200mm, f4.5, 1/1600, ISO220

Spotted these Nigella seed pods in Humber Bay Park.  

D610, 200mm, 1/200, f3.5, ISO180

Spotted this interesting fog formation last month... rolling towards the city of Toronto.

Spotted this street musician in Toronto's Bloor West Village.  Decided to experiment in post with low key.