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About half of all known bird species—some 6,500 in total—belong to an order whose very name highlights one of their most remarkable traits: the ability to sing. Songbirds (and, indeed, most other avian groups) possess a highly specialized vocal organ called the syrinx. Take a walk during the breeding season through places where birds live, and you’ll hear just how effective that...
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Not long ago, I wrote an article about how your photography can benefit from the advantages of local adjustments. I called it, “Think Globally, Act Locally.” The focus of that piece, however, was on which edits should be made using masks — not on how to actually create the masks in the first place. In today’s article, I’d like to fill that gap. So if you’re not...
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When an 800mm lens appeared on Nikon’s lens roadmap in October 2021, I was immediately hooked. From the shape and size of the silhouette, it was pretty clear that it would be a PF lens prioritizing portability.
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Outside my window, the city is bathed in autumn rain. That damp chill is in the air, and it feels as if the water has washed away all the warm colors from yesterday's palette, leaving only the cold ones behind. No, I’m really not tempted to go outside today.
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As a nature photographer, I am often absolutely captivated by the subjects I photograph. One of the clearest examples of this occurred during a trip, which I would define as a pilgrimage, at high altitude in the Alps. I was on the trail of the Bearded Vulture, a winged giant whose presence tells the story of an ecosystem’s rebirth.
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