I came across this one when it was half way out of the exuvia but by the time I had set up my tripod it had already emerged. Taken in fairly low light.
I watched it for an hour or two after it emerged but it still wasn't entirely clear what species it was. I think it's a Red-Eyed Damselfly.
Very nice Matt. I've yet to see this happening so I'm enjoying seeing people's posts on this subject. This has worked extremely well for a low light pic.
thanks for the comments chaps. It does maybe look a touch flat. I struggled with the contrast on this one, when I increased the contrast the dark exuvia started blocking out. I'll have another play with it.
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11 repliesI watched it for an hour or two after it emerged but it still wasn't entirely clear what species it was. I think it's a Red-Eyed Damselfly.
Sigma 150mm, f8, 1/50, ISO 400, tripod.
All C+C welcomed.
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Tim
Fantastic, simply fantastic image!
Matt
High quality stuff.
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Danny