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I have been trying to capture a dragonfly in mid flight for as long as I can remember, I got pretty close this time....not perfect by any means, but I am fairly happy. Advice, hints, tips and comments etc would be nice.
Thanks!
I have been trying to capture a dragonfly in mid flight for as long as I can remember, I got pretty close this time....not perfect by any means, but I am fairly happy. Advice, hints, tips and comments etc would be nice.
Thanks!
These are fascinating insects - by the way, are you sure it is a dragon and not a damsel?
I had damsel flies mysteriously appearing in my aquarium a few weeks ago. It would appear that some larvae got into the tank, either with some new plants or some live food for the fish.
The blue colouration in your picture is remarkable.
I have been trying to capture a dragonfly in mid flight for as long as I can remember, I got pretty close this time....not perfect by any means, but I am fairly happy. Advice, hints, tips and comments etc would be nice.
Thanks!
Thats a great shot . Ive only ever seen about 4 live ones in my life let alone grab a shot of a flying one.
These are fascinating insects - by the way, are you sure it is a dragon and not a damsel?
I had damsel flies mysteriously appearing in my aquarium a few weeks ago. It would appear that some larvae got into the tank, either with some new plants or some live food for the fish.
The blue colouration in your picture is remarkable.
Ian
Definately a Dragonfly, not a damsel. Far too big for a damselfy.
In all the years I had an aquarium, I have never seen that happen! bizarre!
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. Ive only ever seen about 4 live ones in my life let alone grab a shot of a flying one.
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