I was also fast
This bug is very fast, but this time I was also very fast, and this small bug looks very good here in this photo. Soon I go back out and I try make more photos and find something cool.
I'm interested in what people see in my pictures.
That's why I also describe my pictures a little, it helps me understand what others think and see.
Soon I shall post new photos. In here, I use my Sony NEX-5T and Sony lens 16-50 mm.
I'm trying to bring new pictures here every day, and that's not easy, because the images do not always want to come, sometimes I must have to be patient and wait.
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I'm trying to get to 10 000 SP ... so be a part of it and I shall give you something back too.
I also start make some logos, if you have time then take a look, and I can make something for you also.
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It is a beautiful macrophoto! I like it
Thank you!! :)
Great photo, well done. Most impressed that you managed to capture dragonfly with 16-50mm lens. 👍🏻
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Like you see sometimes I'm also lucky that I can use small lens :)
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Thank you!! :)
Beautiful 😀 you have all of my respect 👍
I have also photographed this beautiful demoiselle a few days ago, but I could not get that close - I needed 200mm.
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Thank you!! ... and sometimes I use also 55-210 mm lens too... but this day I had small lens so I was use what I have :))
Right, the best lens is the one, that you have with you ;)
Very true :)
Very beautiful capture my friend 😀
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Thanx :) ... soon is new day and I can try more :)
Nice one! Looks like a beautiful demoiselle (Calopteryx virgo) or a banded demoiselle (Calopteryx splendens).
Thank you!! I'm happy that you like it :)