Dragonfly

Uploaded: August 30, 2011

Description

I believe it is a female Eastern Amberwing Dragonfly!

Exif: F Number: 5.6, Exposure Bias Value: 0.00, ExposureTime: 1/320 seconds, Flash: did not fire, auto mode, ISO: 100, White balance: Auto white balance, FocalLength: 300.00 mm, Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL

Comments

John Connolly August 30, 2011

WOW! I get first comment!

This is a delightful macro capture Erika, the complementary colors and fine detail work well in this well composed image! Well done! #1405104

Reynaldo D. Reyes level-classic August 30, 2011

Another fabulous addition to your gallery collection Erika. This is a superb capture, sharp in areas that makes this dragonfly so engaging. I'm impressed with your ability to identify these creatures. It's always a treat to visit your gallery! #9643779

Erika G. Gossett August 31, 2011

Thank you so very much John and Reynaldo! I appreciate your nice comments! #9644337

Chris Ebben September 30, 2011

How lucky to get this one still, long enough for a picture. On TV last week the had a segment on the fastest animals, these came in at 60klms/h or 38mph. A beautiful catch=^..^= #9708108

Erika G. Gossett October 01, 2011

Thank you, Chris! They are pretty fast, could never catch one in flight. But at times they come back to the same spot to sit for a sec. #9709143

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