Back to the camera & to HIVE (in PARAGUAY)!

I've been thinking I should get back into photography more. Thought, done - and I took the camera for months, even years, once again in the hand.

So that I have an incentive, I thought to share a few snapshots here again. This certainly motivates me and can also give me feedback.

So I'll do it straightforward and post a picture of my first session in years (and well, I will mix two old ones in, too. Because the new ones are just boring...). Well, you can't really call it a "session", but at least I managed to get off the couch and take some photos outside. More will follow! Hopefully...

^{An old beetle in my street. Lovely! The owner like to restore and drive later. [62mm, F/4, 1/4000, ISO1000]}

^{Just some plants in my garden. [70mm, F/4, 1/4000, ISO2000]}

^{Just some dangerous wildlife in front of my house. [70mm, F/4, 1/4000, ISO2000]}

And what have we learned?

Check your ISO before you release the shutter - it's horrible why I run around with ISO 1000 or 2000. Especially with a Nikon D750 in bright sunshine. In general terms: more ISO = more noise.

Do you have feedback or take photos too? Report in the comments!

Enjoy the chain & possibly until the next post!