dragonfly

A dragonfly limited challenge.

Here is a Southern Hawker up close. I was almost on top of it and managed to fill the frame.

I would like to share this photo of a dragonfly, took in Oct. 2018, with you. I hope you enjoy it. Also, I would like to ask for advice, tips, and technique, about editing the Extreme-Macro photo especially in areas of insect hair. I think it is quite hard because it is shaky and hard to...

Hi, While I am busy editing some of my photos and videos from my Grampians trip, I thought I may show you one of my recent photos taken with my new Laowa 100mm macro lens. My brother ( who recently joined the forum) and I head to a local park whenever the weather is good and we usually find...

Hi all together, this one is a bit older (June 2020) but I hope you like it nevertheless. Have fun, Jörg

More for a biology class than a photo contest. I only had time to take one single snapshot in this case before it flew off. And I wanted to try and get an image stack (which I have never worked with yet) but that will need to wait until a next time.

ISO 4000, 1/50s, F/5.6

Hi ! I'm back ! I wanna try the new site update ^^

Originally uploaded by Christophe Berche on May 28th, 2020 What made me more before taking this photo, these are the two angles formed between the branches and the branches and the dragonfly (picture 2) picture 2 iso 640, f5, 1/320

hi again, and a new dragonfly here on the platform taken the same year as the one from "a new wordl". I hope you would like it.

hi friends, back again with a photo taken several years ago... with my job as a teacher haven't got the time to upload but I am still here and watching your beautiful creations too. don't mind the old signature ...

So this was one of my first shots taken with a macro lens. A week before this I found a small hidden pond swarming with damselflies, but didn't have my macro lens yet. So when I got it this pond was the first spot I took it to. As luck had it I stumbled across this young black-tailed skimmer...

Crazy Horse Trail, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Canon EOS M100 • EF-M28mm f/3.5 MACRO IS STM • ƒ/4.0 28.0 mm 1/320 100 Flash (off, did not fire)

Found this dragonfly on a walk this morning, had to follow it for a while until it finally landed. Just got a new macro lens that I used on this, let me know what you think!