Dragonflies and Damselflies
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A few days ago I could take a selfie with that female darter.
But my cell cam is far from beeing good
She seemed to like me, because she landed several times on my hand
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Anyway - you use to "pet" them (or they youA few days ago I could take a selfie with that female darter.
But my cell cam is far from beeing good
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She seemed to like me, because she landed several times on my hand
?!). Lately I will post some photos when my daughter was "petting" insects - she loves to do it (well, there is a short list of no, no but it's a different story 
).
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Thanks Click and ISv!
The first was much harder to get due to the manual focus and shorter working distance.
But if You like the second most
You get similar shots!
Both R5 + RF100L
@ f/6.3, 1/1000s, Iso1600
and @ f/11, 1/640s, Iso 6400
The first was much harder to get due to the manual focus and shorter working distance.
But if You like the second most
You get similar shots!
Both R5 + RF100L
@ f/6.3, 1/1000s, Iso1600
and @ f/11, 1/640s, Iso 6400
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The second one, the close-up is great.Thanks Click and ISv!
The first was much harder to get due to the manual focus and shorter working distance.
But if You like the second most
You get similar shots!
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Me, too. Great shot, Alan.
Happy with the tools I have.
Maybe adding the 100-400 until next holiday for travelling light(er)
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It's the blue sky, reflecting in the water. The highlights you see are leaves, floating on the water.
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