WHY did I Never Go Here Before? | Photographing CAPE LOOKOUT Lighthouse and National Seashore

In this video I take a look at the ten best pictures that I took at Cape Lookout National Seashore on my recent trip there. Photos range from tight shots of butterflies to wide shots of the dunes and the lighthouse.

I grew up in the same county as this fantastic beach and lighthouse but I'd never gone there until about a month ago. Boy, was I missing out. The beach is fantastic. The scenery is fantastic. The relative difficulty of getting to the beach keeps the crowds down. What a beautiful place. I certainly won't go another 30 years before I return here. Thanks for watching. Please follow along on Instagram @jkmoore1120

Tony Gunn -- Ohio Valley Wrestling Heavyweight Champion

 On this episode of Friday Evening's Undercard, we welcome our very first guest to the podcast. He's the Ohio Valley Wrestling Heavyweight Champion Tony Gunn.

In this episode, he talks about his fantastic match with Abyss on OVW Episode 1016. That episode can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_sdeJvZN8I Tony also talks about how he broke into the business 15 years ago, first trying to work with Memphis Championship Wrestling, when it was the WWE developmental territory, then trying to work with Ohio Valley Wrestling. Finally, he talks about the fantastic Ohio Valley Wrestling School. Information on the OVW School can be found here: ovwrestling.com If you want to reach out to Tony, whether to buy one of his t-shirts or other merchandise, or to compliment him on his stellar work in OVW, you can find him on multiple social media platforms: Instagram: @tonybgunn Twitter: @gunn_tony YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/tgunn00ful Credits: Cold Open Theme: Soularflair "Industrial 2" Opening Theme: Soularflair "Cue 5" Tony Gunn Theme: Bryan Fox "The Best There Is" You can find more of his music at bryanfoxband.com #tonygunn #ohiovalleywrestling #prowrestling #heavyweightchampion #abyss

Do These Lenses Suck? | Canon EF 75-300 & 28-90 REAL WORLD REVIEW for FILM PHOTOGRAPHY

 This is a review of three Canon EF kit lenses. The Canon EF 28-90 f/4-5.6, EF 75-300 f/4-5.6, and EF 75-300 f/4-5.6 USM. These are the two most basic that Canon offers, plus the USM which is a very slight upgrade.

If you have these lenses, I think it's worthwhile to do this test on your own and see how it turns out. My view is that these lenses are quite nice from about 3 feet (1 meter) out to about 20-25 feet (3-4 meters) and then it's acceptable out at infinity or for objects more than 200 yards away or thereabouts. In between that distance, I find them to be very soft. Thanks for watching. Please follow along on Instagram @jkmoore1120