Damselflies at it :)

[LordV]

Few shots again from Yesterday.
Brian V.

bit worried about the sexes in this shot- they look the same. Slight camera shake- I was standing on a stool using the 200mm in natural light :)

http://static.flickr.com/75/169117819_3406d18464_o.jpg

http://static.flickr.com/75/169108735_516e61efd9_o.jpg

Impossible DOF (focus stacked from 2 pics)

http://static.flickr.com/44/169108736_36be20fa97_o.jpg

[Bald Eagle]

The third one is my favorite, you have that focus stacking down to a fine art.:D :D :D :D

[LordV]

The third one is my favorite, you have that focus stacking down to a fine art.:D :D :D :D
Thanks BE :)
The focus stack in #3 does have a large error- the blue one at the top has 4 wings on the LHS :)
Brian V.

[melvynyeo]

Nice one Brian :D:D:D Agree with BE about your focus stacking skill :D:D:D

[Bald Eagle]

Thanks BE :)
The focus stack in #3 does have a large error- the blue one at the top has 4 wings on the LHS :)
Brian V.
Are you sure its an error on stacking and not a Damsel over-compensating?:D :D :D ;) :D :D

[LordV]

Thanks Melvyn and BE :)
I was pretty lucky with the stacked shot as the damsels were rythmically moving most of the time- I tried to hit the same "cycle time" for each shot.
Brian V.

[dpastern]

Nice shots, especially the 3rd one with focus stacking. Definitely looks a cool thing. One day down the track I'll try it, but not now.

Dave