Seaside Dragonlet Head Shot
Aug 26, 2020 20:50:56 #
Paul Diamond wrote:
Thanks for sharing your great photo. I'm always amazed at the great variety of dragonflys. And they are one of my favorite subjects.
Thanks so much Paul. That's what I like the most about this forum. I've gotten to know a lot of people and everyone is more than willing to share their experiences with photography so each of us doesn't have to reinvent the wheel. Sharing of knowledge has really kept me here. The variety of dragonflies is quite amazing and while we have any beautiful species you would not believe some of the amazing dragons and damsels around the world. I get a lot of PMs asking for dragon IDs. I make the same offer to you. Have a great day, Be safe and be well.
-Doc
Aug 29, 2020 15:24:34 #
docshark wrote:
This was shot at Prime Hook National Wildlife Refu... (show quote)
awesome closeup and composition of the seaside dragonlet which i've not sees before.
i think someone should do a video of you while you're photographing your dragon subjects, doc.
Sep 3, 2020 09:30:01 #
Sep 3, 2020 09:45:00 #
merrytexan wrote:
awesome closeup and composition of the seaside dragonlet which i've not sees before.
i think someone should do a video of you while you're photographing your dragon subjects, doc.
i think someone should do a video of you while you're photographing your dragon subjects, doc.
Thanks Merry. I really didn't have the right lens but. it was a fair shot. not what I would have liked. These guys are found around the salt marshes on the costal plain. The can tolerate salt water as larvae. Someone should film me trying to extricate myself from knee-deep goo in the bogs, swamps and marshes! Great comedy reel!
-Doc
Sep 3, 2020 09:47:53 #
gym wrote:
Very informative!
Thanks Jim. Not sure why I posted it. Very poor quality shot. Wrong lens. Glad you enjoyed the narrative though. I looked over your other forum site. Wow! Amazing photography. Loved the Blue Dashers and Slaty Skimmer. Tack sharp.
-Doc
Sep 8, 2020 13:46:46 #
docshark wrote:
Thanks Merry. I really didn't have the right lens but. it was a fair shot. not what I would have liked. These guys are found around the salt marshes on the costal plain. The can tolerate salt water as larvae. Someone should film me trying to extricate myself from knee-deep goo in the bogs, swamps and marshes! Great comedy reel!
-Doc
-Doc
haha i need a good laugh, doc!
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