Taken with my Olympus XZ1
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Hi Bob,
Had been away?
Nice capture.
Sudhakar
Nikon D 3100, D 40X.
Nikkor 18-55 VR, 55-200 VR, 18-135 mm.
Since nothing is truly known-nothing can be discounted.
Nikon D3100, 35mm F1.8,18-55mm,Sigma 18-250mm,Nikkor 70-300 ED VR,Ziekos macro tubes. Olympus XZ1
Well, bee-ing stung can make one upset from time to time on forums, but things change; today's enemies are tomorrow's friends, etc, etc, etc.
But to the point of your image; I have appreciated these in the past, but now even more because I was at the Morton Arboretum yesterday and thinking of these, I so much wanted to take one of the dragonflies darting about and sometimes hovering for seeming minutes.
While I was UNsuccessful, what that experience did was to make me think about what must go into the creation of an image such as this.
These days, I think, with the high-tech bombardment of all kinds of amazing images we encounter from advertising and elsewhere daily, we develop a sort of impervious armor to images which is why the keep increasing in intensity. But I think that one begins to fully comprehend what an image is when one thins about how to make it themselves.
And in that way, BobR, mega-zooer, I am saying this word: Awesome
"'There's more to a picture than meets the eye; hey, hey; my my." - Neil Young
Thanks Chacagojohn! Thanks Bushhed! A good bit of luck,patience and the advantage of a quality compact like the XZ1 with its small sensor yielding better DOF and excellent lens turned the trick. I doubt I could ever capture this handheld with my D3100. Bob
Since nothing is truly known-nothing can be discounted.
Nikon D3100, 35mm F1.8,18-55mm,Sigma 18-250mm,Nikkor 70-300 ED VR,Ziekos macro tubes. Olympus XZ1
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