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    Nature/Wildlife Forum Co-Moderator Loupey's Avatar
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    The Common Uncommon

    These blue dragonflies are about as ubiquitous as ants or sparrows. Easy to overlook and they become invisible if one stays out too long.

    Thought I would try some creative angles while waiting for more "photogenic" subjects to arrive.
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    Re: The Common Uncommon

    Wow.. the second phot is amazing.. Nice close ups..
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    Re: The Common Uncommon

    +1 on the second Love it
    Pete

    Isn't it a cool thing in nature that the colours never seem to clash...

    I have no issues with you editing my photos

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    Re: The Common Uncommon

    mEasy27 & Pete - thank you both for your feedback.

    For those wondering, these three were all taken with the 300mm f/4L IS. Three different techniques: first one on was handheld and taken on my tip toes to get high enough, the 2nd one with a 2x teleconverter and wide open (very breezy day), and the 3rd down low on a tripod (no TC, no extension tubes).
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