Have gone out to the airport a couple of times to practice a bit of motion panning - thought it better than sitting on the side of a road!
And a couple of macro
Linda
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A recent few.
Bit of an ecclectic mix of images taken of late.
Have gone out to the airport a couple of times to practice a bit of motion panning - thought it better than sitting on the side of a road! And a couple of macro Linda
Re: A recent few.
Linda- I like the first one of these the most t...great timing!
I think the 2nd one is great, but the noise around the head detracts from the image, the third one doesn't really do it for me as the dragon fly blends too much to the rock it has landed on...it also looks quite soft...bloody hard creatures to get of when they are stationary though eh? Geoff
Special Moments Photography Nikon D700, 50mm 1.4, 85mm 1.4, 70-200 2.8VR, SB800 & some simple studio stuff.
Re: A recent few.
Geoff - totally agree with ya there re: 2 & 3 - I'll have to try and get closer to the wasps as that image is actually cropped a lot. And as for the dragonfly - the only place they were landing was on that type of background - they were not very helpful!
Linda
Re: A recent few.
No. 1 is an excellent capture. Great timing.
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