As I'm going through the photos from the trip, it is becoming apparent to me that I'm just scratching the surface. I am very pleased with a lot of these pics.
The annual trip to Nebraska to photograph the Sandhill Cranes is a couple days away. This year I rented a Nikon lens for the trip. (300mm f2.8) I would never be able to afford this lens new, so leasing is the best option. I'm excited about this years trip because of my new camera (D90), and the lens obviously. I will be taking some HD video clips with the D90, so I'm anxious to see how that turns out. The weather forecast says Wednesday in Kearney, Nebraska will be sunny and a high of 57. I have plenty of cold weather gear because it's going to get down in the low 20's at night.
After some serious deliberation, I have decided to add a couple of film cameras to my arsenal. For 35mm I recently purchased a Mamiya ZE Quartz from circa 1980 or so. It was the last 35mm camera manufactured by Mamiya. Years ago my first camera was a Mamiya from the 70's. I learned how to photograph with it and I've always wanted another. (It was stolen - long story)