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I shot this clump of tulips while on a bike ride yesterday. (yes, Peter, I am finally riding again)

When I ride I usually carry my Sony mirrorless a6000 as it fits well in a back pocket and is fairly light.

16-50 lens at 34mm, (cropped to 5x7), iso 200, f10 @ 1/400

Welcome to the forum.  I, too, am a D750 owner. You will enjoy all that it offers. Last week we took a quickie trip to Moab, UT. Here is one of my D750 landscapes.

Good work

Beautiful setting, wherever it may be.

Excellent series Bart.

Mostly rain and some snow for most of the week.  Took the opportunity to go up on the Colorado National Monument yesterday and shoot some slow shutter speed photos.  This one is of a portion of the Grand Valley 

D750, Nikon 105 macro, f20, 3 sec, iso 85, ND filters

Two monochrome this week, same scene of downtown Fruita, Colo. Both using in-camera monochrome setting, auto iso.

1) Foggy morning

2) Next day, no fog

When I use live view on my 750, I use the zoom button to ensure focus, and yes, I war glasses as well.

still taming those red flowers, well done.

I would suggest not using a flash at a cycling as it distracts the competitors. Do as Peter suggest, up the iso.

what's a bunny?

Dogbyte, love it.

One last landscape for me. On the road up the Grand Mesa in western Colorado. This valley was bathed in light while the mountains had multiple layers of clouds, and just before the snows came

D750, Nikon 24-70, 38mm, f13, 1/320, iso 100.  Converted to b/w in topaz.

I shot this yesterday, looking north from the Colorado National Monument, overlooking a portion of the Grand Valley, and the Bookcliffs to the north.

D750, Tamron 70-200, 145mm, f14, 1/125, iso 100. Converted to b/w in Topaz.

Really like the last photo.  Shows movement and energy. 

Well done gentlemen.