Photographer Profile: Barbara J Gilbert

V.I.Photographer Barbara J Gilbert

Published August 16, 2017
Updated September 19, 2017

Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge. Nikon D5300 w Tamron 16-300mm lens. Exposure: 1/640 @ F/11.

Photographer: Barbara J Gilbert

Amateur Photographer

Photographic Specialties:

Landscape
Wildlife
Travel
Portraiture
Macro
Architecture / Real Estate
Other

Biography

I am a disabled veteran who has taken up photography as a hobby. The types of pictures I like to take are of landscapes and wildlife the most; historical buildings and other old structures and equipment catch my eye as well. Close-up photography is a favorite of mine. It gives you so much detail about the subject, and you can see the vibrant colors so much better close up. The more I learn about photography, the more I branch out and take pictures of subjects other than what I am comfortable with.

Website

www.gilbertsamateurphotography.com

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Chincoteague Island. Nikon D5300 with Tamron 16-300mm lens. Exposure: 1/125 @ f/8.

Miles River, Easton Maryland. Nikon D5300 with Tamron 16-300mm lens. Exposure: 1/1600 sec @ f7.1.

Easton, MD. Nikon Coolpix P900. Exposure: 1/1000 @ F/4.

Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge. Nikon D5300 w 16-300mm lens. Exposure: 1/125 @ F/14.

Salisbury Zoo, Salisbury Maryland. Exposure: 1/800 @ F/11.

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