Black setwing

[Dragonslayer]

Image taken a couple years back but I really do not do all that much extreme macro work so I had to dig around a little in the files to find the few extreme shots I have.

This was taken with the 180 Sigma and most likely the 2x tc, SS 0.3 seconds, aperture f/16, iso 400, tripod support of course and full frame image

[RockOne]

Simply awesome. He really stands out from the background.

[Leorooster]

Great shot! Very sharp and focus right on. Great composition as well.

[dancinec]

Very Nice capture Dragonslayer, are there a lot of dragonflies out your way?

[chemicalbro]

lovely shot.... crystal sharp....

[Ballen Photo]

Image taken a couple years back but I really do not do all that much extreme macro work so I had to dig around a little in the files to find the few extreme shots I have.

This was taken with the 180 Sigma and most likely the 2x tc, SS 0.3 seconds, aperture f/16, iso 400, tripod support of course and full frame imageWell Eric, I've gotta say, for a person that doesn't shoot that much extreme macro, You've done one HECK of a job with this shot. Excellent focus, nice DOF, and a clean background. Nice shot. :D
-Bruce

[Bald Eagle]

Very, very impressive. Excellent shot, i hope you have this one framed and hanging on the wall. WOW.

[Dragonslayer]

Very Nice capture Dragonslayer, are there a lot of dragonflies out your way?

Thanks on the critique here and yes we have a pretty large number of dragons and damsels here in Texas not sure on exact numbers but between Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mexico, Louisiana and Texas we have a total of 263 species (damsels and Dragons) so I have a lot of species to track down yet but I will be watching for them. I have only maybe 30 plus species on dragons now and damselflies I have maybe 10 species of.. I have a lot of work ahead of me to even run out of subjects.

[BearLeeAlive]

Wow, everything is great about this one, the focus, colour, DOF and angle on the shot. True, it would be good framed.