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ITAP of a Kauai Hawaiian monk seal pup a few years ago, about six weeks apart... Annie and I had been on Kauai in July, celebrating our anniversary, and got to see this little baby monk seal at less than a day old. We went back in September to see the mother and pup pair still together near the end of the weaning period.
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love your pics of seas so much! they are just amazing! 10 $RARE i wanted to ask you the other day and i forgot...what lens would you use for kids sports? junior varsity...mostly day games -- obvi im not 'super' serious, but i want to get some really good pics of the kids for the parents....i have a little canon r8. any thoughts? thx so much in advance!
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Hmmm… I shoot with a Nikon, but I know when I was getting started with a DSLR back in 2008/2009, multiple pro friends recommended that I get a “superzoom” which was the 18-200mm VRII at the time, and I later got an 18-300mm VRII. The idea is twofold… it reduces the wear and tear on your body from swapping lenses, and covers a wide range of conditions from the wide angle to the 200mm zoom. Canon definitely has a similar lens, and I think they run about $1k. Pretty much, once you put it on the camera, you don’t need to take if off until you upgrade the camera. I still carry it in my bag today, mounted to my second body so whatever I am shooting with my primary camera, I can quickly grab that if the conditions need the opposite: a rainbow over a mother and pup while I’m using a 200-500mm lens, or jump to 300mm if a monk seal pops its head up while I’m shooting a wide angle of a beach.
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