Playing with a crane fly

[LordV]

Found a crane fly resting on the car door which I managed to persuade to climb onto a primrose I had been using for some dewdrop refractions ....

Brian V.

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[Mintam]

Nice touch on the last one Brian, Fantastic pictures as always.
Which lens did you use for these shots.

Tony.

[spidermanrbryce2006]

brilliant series of shots finally got one in the dew aye!!!

[racketman]

like the two close ups best.

[Lester Wareham]

Great shots Brian, very psychedelic colours, thought it was the 60s again for a moment!

[Keith Newton]

Ha, That was a good one Lester. but I don't think it was a crane fly bite that made you see those colors, but that does remind me of a lot of tie-dyed stuff from back then.

Great shots as usual Brian.

[reneethomas]

Nice touch on the last one Brian, Fantastic pictures as always.
Which lens did you use for these shots.

Tony.

He usually likes to stun us all with the MPE-65 lens.

Nice work as always Brian!

[LordV]

Thanks for the comments all :)- much appreciated
Brian V.