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Welcome to this blog dedicated to the Dragonflies of France and elsewhere. Who hasn't felt in awe by their beauty? Census, discoveries, talks, explanations and quality photographs are the main objectives here!
To publish your dragonfly photos here, read the Publishing Conditions and contact Noushka at the link above.
6 août 2014
At last, I found one at rest.....but.....
Aeshna grandis
Brown Hawker
Whilst out on my local patch this morning, I at last found a Dragonfly that i have been trying all year to get images of, that is, the Brown Hawker,.....but I had the wrong lens with me! No macro lens just my 400mm prime lens, which will only close focus at 3.5 meters....Aaaaaaagh! I did however get some sort of photo's, but not what I what I could of achieved had I brought my Macro lens out!
Warren
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Aeshna grandis,
AESHNIDAE,
ENGLAND,
Kent,
Warren Baker
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Excellent! Very beautiful series "in spite of" the 400 mm, we wait for the same subject with a macro lens! Extra the blue spots on the base of wings! Greetings, M.
RépondreSupprimerI find these Brown Hawkers the most difficult to photograph Morikan, they rarely settle!
SupprimerOh my, Warren!!
RépondreSupprimerI wouldn't have imagined that pictures could come out so well from a 400mm lens!
Quite an achievement!
And what a dragon, one I still haven't seen yet...
Fantastic, thanks for sharing!
Thanks Noushka :-)
SupprimerI often see this species, but rarely get to find them at rest.
Superbe! Tu n'as pas à avoir de regrets car qui te dit qu'elle t'aurait laissé approcher et faire une photo si tu avais eu un 100mm? Quelle magnifique libellule avec ses touches de bleu!
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