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07/15/2007 12:09:09 PM · #1
07/15/2007 11:56:04 AM · #2
07/02/2007 02:57:18 AM · #3
Originally posted by GeneralE:

I never seem to get them to hold still for even a second -- any of you want to share some secrets for getting fine shots like these?


wait/splat/fix/shoot
07/02/2007 01:59:14 AM · #4
Originally posted by GeneralE:

I never seem to get them to hold still for even a second -- any of you want to share some secrets for getting fine shots like these?


hair spray :-P
07/01/2007 11:04:01 PM · #5
Y'all prompted me to process and load some of my dragon/damselfly pix. My husband does not understand how I can get preoccupied photographing mere bugs, but some of these guys are GORGEOUS. I even know the names of a few of them (scientific, not like, "John" or something ... sorry, I make bad jokes when I'm tired, and it's been a busy weekend).




Secrets to photographing them ... long fast lens, hanging out near watery places with lots of vegetation (like swamps), and lots of patience!
07/01/2007 10:47:51 PM · #6



07/01/2007 09:37:11 PM · #7
07/01/2007 09:31:39 PM · #8
Dragonflies are one of my favorite things to photograph and we have quite a variation around me:






07/01/2007 09:25:26 PM · #9
07/01/2007 09:11:27 PM · #10
I never seem to get them to hold still for even a second -- any of you want to share some secrets for getting fine shots like these?
07/01/2007 07:28:20 PM · #11

07/01/2007 07:27:34 PM · #12
Widow Skimmer


I had my four-year old with me yesterday. I had gotten him a cheap digital camera so that he could take pictures "like Mommy", but while I was getting shots of this dragonfly, he proceeded to remove the rechargable batteries and toss them in the tall brush. Little chance of finding them, either.
07/01/2007 07:27:27 PM · #13
Originally posted by goc:


brownish/red/gold

:-)


Funny.
07/01/2007 07:26:23 PM · #14
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:

Here's one that got punched in the eye!


Heyyyy, no abusing the wildlife!!! ;)
07/01/2007 07:09:37 PM · #15
07/01/2007 06:11:53 PM · #16


These are currently my top three highest scores (my Free Study entry my slot in between two of them going by the score as it is now).
07/01/2007 05:58:45 PM · #17


Message edited by author 2007-07-01 18:01:31.
07/01/2007 05:57:01 PM · #18
Originally posted by Art Roflmao:

Here's one that got punched in the eye!


I wonder how that happened...
07/01/2007 05:49:57 PM · #19

brownish/red/gold

:-)
07/01/2007 05:45:22 PM · #20
Here's one that got punched in the eye!


Message edited by author 2007-07-01 17:45:28.
07/01/2007 05:22:42 PM · #21




Message edited by author 2007-07-01 17:24:50.
07/01/2007 05:19:14 PM · #22

07/01/2007 05:18:11 PM · #23
Originally posted by Spurs:

Big dragon flies eat little honey bees, pic sucks but flew off to soon.



I dont think thats a dragonfly, its an adult robberfly.

My dragonflies and damsels ^^


07/01/2007 05:16:56 PM · #24
damselfly


Message edited by author 2007-07-01 17:18:33.
07/01/2007 04:59:05 PM · #25
Lots of damselflies here, they are not dragonflies. Here are 2, a bluish one and a brownish one.




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