Jarmo Juntunen
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Resting Damsel 1
Resting Damsel 2
Resting Damsel 2
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August Damsels
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Tom Robbins
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Cool! Perfect selection of depth of field.
Jarmo Juntunen
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Thank you so much Tom!
Michael Nagel
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Jarmo,
For me the first has the best equilibrum.
Best regards,
Michael
For me the first has the best equilibrum.
Best regards,
Michael
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Hi Jarmo,
I find photographing damsels quite hard. However, this beauty is so cleanly composed and harmonious. These ladies are so delicate and need more care and you did just that!
Dragon flies, by contrast, resting with wings outstretched are far easier to frame as the strong horizontal wing elements can vanquish prominent plant buds that otherwise can be distracting.
Asher
James Lemon
Well-known member
Delicate !
Jarmo Juntunen
Well-known member
Thank you all for your nice comments. Asher, I find dragons to be a far more demanding subject. Damsels only fly short distances and stop resting offering good photography opportunities. Dragons, on the contrary, seem a lot more cautious and fly so fast...
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
syrem but they often have regular patrol routes and one just has to observe them and then spot their favorite perches.
Asher