Dragonflys

[Ronny Olsson]

Thanks for looking

Ronny

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[Muddy Valley]

Wonderful series! My favorite subjects.

 

[Butlerkid]

Some of the most consistently excellent dragon fly images I've seen. Superb set!

 

[Larry S.]

Outstanding series! Presentations such as yours is encouraging to the rest of us to look into this tiny world…. How did you find my “ex”?

 

[airestudiosmt]

With our forecast for the next few days being in the double digits below zero, seeing these images makes me think of nice sunny warm days.

 

[Woody Meristem]

Wonderful photographs of fascinating insects -- very well done

 

[Ronny Olsson]

Some of the most consistently excellent dragon fly images I've seen. Superb set!

Outstanding series! Presentations such as yours is encouraging to the rest of us to look into this tiny world…. How did you find my “ex”?

With our forecast for the next few days being in the double digits below zero, seeing these images makes me think of nice sunny warm days.

Wonderful photographs of fascinating insects -- very well done

Thanks !

Ronny

 

[Maurie_S]

Amazing Images !!

 

[Ronny Olsson]

Amazing Images !!

Thanks !

Ronny

 

[kkr_images]

Beautifully photographed. I am confident these images would pass even Steve's most stringent sharpness test. You have also achieved impressive depth of field; I often find this a challenge. Any hints?

 

[Ronny Olsson]

Beautifully photographed. I am confident these images would pass even Steve's most stringent sharpness test. You have also achieved impressive depth of field; I often find this a challenge. Any hints?

Thanks Kathy !

no special hints
try to find a good location where they land and check how the background is
often it returns to the same place and stick after its flights
Not always easy, but I have a pretty good spot where I often photograph the Blue damselfly on nice reed leaves and where the stream also plays with nice colors and here there is also sometimes a Golden-ringed dragonfly which is one of the biggest dragonflies we have in Sweden



Olympus E-M1MarkIII+ OLYMPUS M.100-400mm F5.0-6.3 ƒ/8.0 400.0 mm 1/1000 Iso 800

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[kkr_images]

Thanks Kathy !

no special hints
try to find a good location where they land and check how the background is
often it returns to the same place and stick after its flights
Not always easy, but I have a pretty good spot where I often photograph the Blue damselfly on nice reed leaves and where the stream also plays with nice colors and here there is also sometimes a Golden-ringed dragonfly which is one of the biggest dragonflies we have in Sweden



Olympus E-M1MarkIII+ OLYMPUS M.100-400mm F5.0-6.3 ƒ/8.0 400.0 mm 1/1000 Iso 800
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Thanks for the advice and sharing another beautiful image. Kathy