Photography Blog of Edward Agnew

  We had planned on driving down to Grand Bend to visit family and go seek out the Tundra Swans just south of town.  Well wouldn't you know it,  Lambton County has gone into lock down . So ended that plan. These shots were taken at Grand Bend on 2018.03.20 Canon D7 Mk II,  Canon 600mm f4 IS L lens with 1.4x converter  (840mm)  With cropping factor that works out at about 1400mm for full frame. I have also taken a number of these type of birds in New Mexico where some of them spend their winters

    Photolab.ca ,  an online name for Fujifilm Canada Inc. at 600 Suffolk Ct. Mississauga has to be the worst lab I have dealt with in years, or least their customer service certainly is.  They conduct business through Loblaws Inc. and their various stores. In Dec. of 2020 Frances wanted another 24x36" print done . We had a few of these done in previous years with problems. A photo was selected.  The file examined both on computer and sent over to larger than target size on the TV.  All looked good.   Weeks later the grocery stored called.  The print was in.  Brought it home, unwrapped and LUNCH BAG LET DOWN!!! .  How or why they did it, the sharpness of the image was much reduced from the original. Even put the image back up on the TV and yes,  the print looked like crap. Photolab.ca says they guarantee their work.  We wrapped the print up and back to the store... No... the store only acts as an agent,  about the ...

 Photos are from 2000 or earlier, taken with Canon SLR cameras, using slide film and scanned to digital with a film scanner.  Various lens were used from wide angle to 600 mm

These images are from 2000 and earlier Posting here before I take the old site down Canon SLR cameras, shot on slide film, Lens mostly a Canon 600mm f4L as well as my 300mm f2.8L  Images were taken in Canada or the USA