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Aug 29, 2005 08:36 |  #1

Hi,

This darter was more than happy to pose for a close up before flying off to my purpose built dragonfly set, a tall stick in the pond and posed some more.

The close-up was with my Sigma 70-300 DG macro @ 70mm with 68mm of tubes. The stick shot was at 300mm and although the head is partially masked by the wing I took the shot because of the great pose that showed off the colours on the underside of the tail.

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Aug 29, 2005 09:58 |  #2

I like the balancing act in the 2nd shot.




  
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Aug 29, 2005 17:24 as a reply to  @ birch's post |  #3

both awesome shots I especially like #2 great composition thank you for sharing


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Aug 29, 2005 17:53 |  #4

Thanks for the kind words folks.

BTW, did anyone else notice in the first shot those tiny hairs on the framework of the wings? If I get a chance tomorrow I think I'll try for some more close-ups other than the head...


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