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here is a shot from late yesterday - Mountain, Harris Hawk Nest , Harris Hawk sitting atop a Saguaro and to top it off the moon rise

I played around with the settings - number of frames and the spread of increments - I landed on a a set I liked but I still get a lot of frames toward the end that are not used - still refining the settings

you can choose a increment = small to large

we had a spoonbill roseate stay in the Gilbert Raparian all winter here in AZ it was the star for about 6 months

the first one is just spectacular - love the tongue - I can't ever find them when I am looking

I am just glad they are very small - they would be scary if they were large

I find it useful with other wild life images too

I have been chasing this Jumping spider thru the bushes - they are about 1/8" long and quick - but I was working with my R5 and Ef Macro 100mm (f11, 1/2500/ iso 200) with adapter really pleased it worked so well - this also shows the comparison of "as shot" and then crop with Topaz Gig-a-Pixel...

lovely shot - that is such a great place

and people just pass by this cactus all day on a side walk in Cave Creek area - one lady saw me taking the photo - then stopped and thanked me for point it out

if you can see me I need better camouflage -

always such a beautiful location and you did it justice

thanks all this is a 6 frame pano - to get the whole mountain in the shot

this is a unique event that occurs in Mid March and Mid September - the shadow of a Cougar forms on the superstitions Mountains - lots of people get out and photograph it - Took this on Saturday with the moon rising at the South end of the mountains - (now you have to use your imagination)

wow that is sure interesting

been practicing with this feature - it works well - I did think that Photoshop did a better job of merging than DPP but I will have to try some more - I was concentrating on the center of the flower- It is very cool to have it do this automatically r

the Palouse is just a great place for BW so many old houses and barns - great shot BTW

this was a treat this afternoon - was told about a general location of this rare bird it is a female - we are in Arizona and they are from Mexico and Central America - but for some reason has taken up for a while at our local riparian - the story is it is the only one in the US right now - met...

they always try and get them going head first down the gullet I have seen some swallow some pretty good size cat fish - that would be a challenge

this guy had the fish for quite a while before getting it in the correct position to swallow it right down - even dropped it a couple of times but eventually got it