Adventures with Duck

I'll be heading to Yellowstone National Park this week end. I'm only going for a few days, maybe 4 at the most. I haad earlier this year planed on going back there in September, but couldn't get the time off when I needed it. So I'm going the first week of October. For the first time I'm stayibgg in Gardiner Mt. I chose this spot because the animals I want to photograph are in larger quantites in this area. My main subjects are going to be Bighorn Sheep and Wolves. I'm also hoping to get some Bull elk photos. I have gotten a bunch before but over the last few years I've only got them while their antlers were in velvet.d also like to get some morning photos of Bison breathing out through their nose, that "Breath" look is one I would like to capture. But enough of that, lets get to the photos. This is the longest time I have gone without taking photos all year. I made a promise to myself to be way more active in my wildlife photography

Sorry to jump a blog post ahead on you, but things happen and sometimes its for the better. This is one of those times. I have been planning on getting a new camera for a while now and had been saving up to do just that. Last week though the camera gods smiled on me and I not only was able to get the camera I wanted, I was able to get the lens and adapters and even some extra batteries. Now all this without dipping into my savings so thats a bonus. So now that I got all that I needed to go test it out, so where did I go? Why I went to Turnbull National wildlife resurve naturely. The camera I got is the Canon R7, its a mirrorless crop sensor. So that means that all my EF lenses wouldn't work with the camera inless I put an adapter on the lens. Now when I am spending that kind of money I do my resurch so I new what I needed and how I would configure the camera for my type of photography. The camera came in Tuesday so I spent a good part of my evening setting it up the way I