Taken today at my local nature reserve in bright but windy conditions. It stayed in this spot for over half an hour soaking up the sun. Thanks for the I.D Shep.
Canon 20D, 70-300mm at 220mm, F11, 1/200th, ISO 200, -2/3exp,Full Frame, Hand Held.
Nice shot mate, good colours and exposure, next time we'll target some damsels and dragons and you can use the sigma 150mm macro, speak soon.
Shep...
Posted by Malcolm Muir on May 10, 2009 at 12:56 PM
Lovely shot with great dof. It's amazing just how far ahead things are "down south" - even in Yorkshire! We've just had a week of freezing gales and snow showers with not an insect stirring.
Discussion
8 repliesCanon 20D, 70-300mm at 220mm, F11, 1/200th, ISO 200, -2/3exp,Full Frame, Hand Held.
My first half decent close up image.
All comments welcome.
Lee
Its a nice capture of the Four Spotted Chaser in its enviroment.
For me I think it would be stronger if cropped to a Horizontal format.
Good start to the dragonfly season.
If you switch to a long macro lens you'll get more control over the look of the background - smoother and less distracting.
Not got a single one out here yet - unless I've gone dragon-blind already, which I suppose isn't beyond the realms of possibility
Nice PoV and well exposed - nice one
Cheers
Austin
Nice shot mate, good colours and exposure, next time we'll target some damsels and dragons and you can use the sigma 150mm macro, speak soon.
Shep...
Malcolm
Fran
Hope your weather improves soon Malcolm
Lee
Matt