Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Chris Calohan on September 09, 2014, 01:15:00 am
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I was amazed watching this guy pluck one dragonfly after another off the ends of twigs. They are soooooooo quick and as seen by the photo, so deadly.
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Nice capture, Chris. It's interesting to think that something so relatively big could be so quick.
Jeremy
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Nice capture, Chris. It's interesting to think that something so relatively big could be so quick.
Jeremy
I agree.
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Great fun! Faster than a fish - that's easy. Faster than a dragonfly - that's harder.
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I wonder if he's "faster than a speeding bullet." :D
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I feel like this illustrates the same problem I always have photographing the egret. The white feathers blow out and I lose detail in the highlights. They reflect light so brilliantly you almost need to bring them into studio to get the feather detail, add a scrim, get the lighting down. Damn birds never want to pose for portraits though... plus there probably aren't enough dragon flys there for them...
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Two Comanches are sitting around a campfire roasting a chicken. One says to the other, "Try it, you'll like it; it tastes just like rattlesnake".
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How about this version:
Two Snowy Egrets are sitting around a campfire roasting a chicken. One says to the other, "Try it, you'll like it; it tastes just like dragonfly". ;)
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And I thought my All Hail the Mouse submission was off the wall...
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And I thought my All Hail the Mouse submission was off the wall...
I thought Mickey looked just fine in that one.
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Me too. To get the background, I had to wait for a UPS truck to amble by. Cheap tricks are the best.