BD II by monjo71
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BD II= Bl;ue Dasher II: I wasn't quite satisfied with my last Blue dasher post.... thought I could improve on it..... When I couldn't find any spoonbills Sunday I decided to concentrate on dragonflies. Hopefully you will enjoy this one.
Comments (19)
Excellent capture. The solid background really makes this dragon pop.
Very cool! I forget to look up the species when I take dragonfly photos. I gathered shots of three or four different types this past weekend. I may post another soon myself. Good luck on the spoonbills.
How on earth do you do that plain background? brilliant!
EXQUISITE IMAGE!
wonderful pose, and such a lovely depth of field....I made some my self as well...I do love macro
great shot-- wonderful detail
Stunning capture my friend.
What a brilliantly stunning shot! Wow!
Excellent macro, John, well done!
And exciting shot! What a marvelous macro!
Fantastic image!
What a fantastic macro this is!
Excellent composition...wonderful macro..!!
never seen one that close up before....they are kind of creepy looking..lol.
Stunner John
I'm kinda glad you did this instead, I had two brothers pass away about five years ago, yesterday would've been my brother Bob's birthday, there's a long story behind the significance of the dragon fly, but this is very apt for me. It's an amazing shot!! would you mind if I shared this with my mom??
This is gorgeous, I was going to ask, but I see Dave has. Both brother funerals the pasture talked about the water bug leaving his friends and family and becoming a beautiful dragonfly. The dragonflies make mom feel better and pick her up.
Another stunning shot here! I guess they can be creepy to some, but if you begin watching them you will learn so much about a beautifully adapted insect, but yeah, they can still look creepy.
fantastic photo!!!!!!