This is the Graphic Flutterer. The images aren't as sharp as I would like but this one wasn't as keen to sit and pose for long.
Meet the Wandering Percher. A little more compliant for photographs.
It took a quite while to capture this next one - the Blue Skimmer.
And finally, the Australian Tiger - apparently very territorial but only with their own species.
I am still amazed at how many different dragonflies we encountered. The only editing done was cropping and very minor clarity & contrast adjustments. I was extremely happy with most images SOOC.
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Great closeups! So much detail in their web-like wings!
Ważki takiej jak na pierwszych dwóch zdjęciach jeszcze nie widziałam.Zdjęcia wszystkich śliczne. Pozdrawiam. *** Dragonflies such as the first two pictures I have not seen. Pictures of all beautiful. Yours.
Wow; amazing! You are so talented.
Fantastic butterfly photos,
great color and quality.
Best regards, Karin
Excellent close ups. The colours are stunning, and they are crystal clear.
Shaun
My compliments Liz....these are so woderfull photographed.
Greetings, Joop
WoW! Gorgeous shots... I love the detail & the blue sky background!
Wow! Very nice! What type of macro do you use?
Cool captures!
Beautiful dragonflies...
Oh, they're so hard to catch!
xoxo, Juliana
LOVE that red dragon! He/she is a real looker!
Just stunning.
From a few weeks ago, wishing you could capture these creatures that never seem to stay still, to these amazing, professional-looking shots all taken in one visit!
What absolutely brilliant photographs! I am so intrigued by dragonfly's and these ones are just so amazing. Don't know how you managed to get such incredible shots - I'm in awe!!!
wow - wonderful clarity and detail in these gorgeous shots!
They are wonderful and difficult to photograph, congratulations!
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