If you've ever tried photographing dragon flies you'll know that sitting still is not in their character. Now bring a 120-500mm lens on a tripod into the picture and try and sort out the depth of field for a particular shot.........
My result was slightly different with the two shots I succeeded in getting off...............so red or blue, take your pick.
Red.........
.......or blue?
Showing posts with label dragon flies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dragon flies. Show all posts
22 June 2014
06 November 2010
Continuing with things that fly
This Red-veined Dropwing posed very obligingly at the van Staden's Wild Flower Reserve today.
These are one of the most common dragon flies in the region.
These are one of the most common dragon flies in the region.
21 March 2009
Dragon flies - testing patience
Today's lesson was that dragon flies are not the easiest creatures to photograph. Sitting still for a reasonable length of time does not fit in with their psyche (if I may use the term). I can see that I will be visiting the ponds at St George's Park in the not too distant future, to perfect the art.
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