http://kevanmo.com/imajica/archives/296 Mon, 14 Jun 2010 11:49:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://kevanmo.com/imajica/archives/296/comment-page-1#comment-927 imajica Tue, 02 Jun 2009 14:49:45 +0000 http://kevanmo.com/imajica/?p=296#comment-927 Thanks, David, for pointing out that this is actually a Broad-bodied Chaser! Yes, the Large Red was taken with the 100mm macro. Thanks, David, for pointing out that this is actually a Broad-bodied Chaser! Yes, the Large Red was taken with the 100mm macro.

]]> http://kevanmo.com/imajica/archives/296/comment-page-1#comment-925 David Tue, 02 Jun 2009 01:15:14 +0000 http://kevanmo.com/imajica/?p=296#comment-925 I think its a good shot. I've never seen a black tailed skimmer! It looks like a Tandem Insect! The season has only just started so there's plenty of time to practice. Yesterday I tried some more shots of the Large Red Damselfly, but with an extension tube attached to the 100-400. The increase in magnification is good, but the resulting narrowness in the depth of field makes it even harder to get good shots, especially of mating pairs. I assume your Large Red Damselfly was taken with the 100mm Macro? I think its a good shot. I’ve never seen a black tailed skimmer! It looks like a Tandem Insect! The season has only just started so there’s plenty of time to practice. Yesterday I tried some more shots of the Large Red Damselfly, but with an extension tube attached to the 100-400. The increase in magnification is good, but the resulting narrowness in the depth of field makes it even harder to get good shots, especially of mating pairs. I assume your Large Red Damselfly was taken with the 100mm Macro?

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