dragonfly

Hiiiii ! So today i was at the park and found dragonfly ! I got it closer ^^ And under this time ^^

Hi ! Yestederday i received my new macro lens olympus 60 mm 2.8 for my new camera. This afternoon i go to the park to try this one. So, here is a red dragonfly ^^ my first ^^

Hi ! My first Dragonfly I don't know why the quality was poor with my phone, maybe better with my pc ^^

The resolution is not very good because the photo is taken with an old camera with limited ISO sensitivity ...

Hi friends, A new photo found on my drive; I am so glad I found it so here it is newly edited. I hope you would enjoy it. Thank you for your lovely feedback. Best regards and stay safe.

Hello Again :) This photo was taken last year and for me it has both good and bad feelings. First the good; I have never been able to get this close to a dragonfly before and it stayed there a good 10 or so minutes, another amazing thing was the pattern on its back, I will have more pictures...

Hi friends, Here is me with a new photo (well, actually it's an old photo from 2015). I hope you would enjoy it. Best regards

Hi friends, You know I love butterflies, but other insects that are appropriate for macro photography are also my friends. So here is a new one that joins the big family. Thank you for your feedback. Best regards.

Was invited to join this community. So i did... :) Results from last sunday, hope you like it.

Red Sympetrum ... you've probably seen it before, but what's interesting here are the little red balls that you can see under its wings. These are aquatic mite larvae that use the dragonfly as a means of transport to migrate from one pond to another!

Another flying dragonfly

It was very difficult to have a smart picture as the dragonfly fly very fast and change direction quickly

Today at 10:07 AM Tagsdragonfly I saw this dragonfly which just came out of his cocoon that you can see beneath him. In this stage the dragonfly can not fly and has to wait untill the wings are dry.

Coenagridae of a species that I have not identified ...