Dragonflies and Damselflies

[Click]

Nice! Well done, cooldood.

 

[Maximilian]

Common bluetails are also still having fun
R6m2@500mm

 

[Click]

Very nice pictures, Maximilian. I especially like the second one.

 

[Maximilian]

Some impressions of four-spotted chasers (libellula quadrimaculata) from May this year.
I just found the time to precess them. All are downsampled, but the details still give an impression of the great performance of the 24 MP sensor.
R6m2@500mm

 

[Del Paso]

Some impressions of four-spotted chasers (libellula quadrimaculata) from May this year.
I just found the time to precess them. All are downsampled, but the details still give an impression of the great performance of the 24 MP sensor.
R6m2@500mm

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Faster than Click!!!!!

 

[Click]

Very nice series. I really like your shots.

 

[Maximilian]

Very nice series. I really like your shots.

Thanks, Click

 

[Del Paso]

Some impressions of four-spotted chasers (libellula quadrimaculata) from May this year.
I just found the time to precess them. All are downsampled, but the details still give an impression of the great performance of the 24 MP sensor.
R6m2@500mm

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This sensor is indeed convincing.

 

[koenkooi]

A few evenings ago I noticed a dragonfly in my garden, just after I had setup the camera traps for the mice and toads. So my favourite cameras and lenses couldn't be used. I decided to use the Sigma 150mm on an EOS M6II. Together with the flash it wasn't an ergonomic combination, but it did manage to get all the shots I wanted This also was one of the few times I missed having an EVF on the M6II.





And a short video of it sitting on the fence in the wind:

 

[Click]

Another very nice series. Amazing details in the last one.

 

[AlanF]

A few evenings ago I noticed a dragonfly in my garden, just after I had setup the camera traps for the mice and toads. So my favourite cameras and lenses couldn't be used. I decided to use the Sigma 150mm on an EOS M6II. Together with the flash it wasn't an ergonomic combination, but it did manage to get all the shots I wanted This also was one of the few times I missed having an EVF on the M6II.

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And a short video of it sitting on the fence in the wind:

Fantastic mugshot!

 

[AlanF]

Ruddy Darter in Flight, R5 + RF 1000-500mm.

 

[Maximilian]

RF 1000-500mm.

Interesting lens! Reverse zoom?
Great photo, indeed!

 

[Click]

Excellent shot, Alan.

 

[cooldood]

One more

 

[Click]

Lovely shot. Nicely done, cooldood.

 

[Nemorino]

R5 + RF 100-500L

 

[Click]

Tack sharp subject and very nice bokeh. Well done, Nemorino.

 

[glongstaff]

 

[Maximilian]

One more

What a great colour! Very beautifully set in scene.