I tried my luck at a different pond last night. Pretty cloudy and a little windy so I really had to do some searching but I managed to scrounge up a few. The clouds did break up as I was leaving and gave me pretty nice light for the first photo which was actually the last #4 is hand held in camera focus stack and #5 and #6 are in camera focus stacks off a tripod with the OM-1 MK ll. Thanks for taking a look !
Gary
Beautiful work, Gary. No.s 4, 5, 6, & 11 are all standouts to me -- and the light in #1 is absolutely delicious.
You've become quite the 'dragon slayer'!
A awesome set Gary !
lovely picture no.10 as it has probably just left its larval skin. Exuvia, exuvium, with its shiny wings
is probably hardly ready to fly yet.. at least not completely,
Erictator wrote:
You are on a roll Gary! And those focus stacks are the bees knees, or is that the dragons wagons? Doh!
Eric
Thanks Eric
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gmccroskery wrote:
Beautiful work, Gary. No.s 4, 5, 6, & 11 are all standouts to me -- and the light in #1 is absolutely delicious.
You've become quite the 'dragon slayer'!
Greg
Probably cuz I'm presently rewatching House of Dragons Thanks Greg
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Ted ellis wrote:
Might fine detail on the dragons Gary. Love the first, Great sense of depth.
douter wrote:
What an inviting path, Gary!
Douglas
It's a very nice walk in
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Ronny Olsson wrote:
A awesome set Gary !
lovely picture no.10 as it has probably just left its larval skin. Exuvia, exuvium, with its shiny wings
is probably hardly ready to fly yet.. at least not completely,
Keep a the good work
Ronny
Thanks so much for commenting on that Ronny. I was going to ask someone because I thought that might be the case. I've never seen that before. Such perfect wings, not a blemish, rip or tear on them.
#4 is hand held in camera focus stack and #5 and #6 are in camera focus stacks off a tripod with the OM-1 MK ll. Thanks for taking a look !
