The world of the Dragonfly
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peter
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Re: The world of the Dragonfly
As much as I wanna tell you that it's time to get a girlfriend, fact is that those are pretty amazing pics.
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97' 4wd Safari
ZZ 502 Ramjet
4"L"80E/NP241C
Ford 9"
Kinky is using a feather.
Perverted is using the whole chicken.
"Laws that forbid the carrying of arms... disarm only those who are neither
inclined nor determined to commit crimes".
- Thomas Jefferson
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NotDadsW41
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Re: The world of the Dragonfly
Amazing pics indeed Zam. I broke down a bought a new camera recently too, Nikon D40. I'll have to get some pics posted up soon.
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Smiliesafari
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Re: The world of the Dragonfly
I look at these pics everytime I sign on. They are photo contest quality. Someone at National Geographic might be interested. 
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Re: The world of the Dragonfly
I think the steady hand had alot to do with the camera's IS (image stabilization ) but we'll keep that our secretWater Boy wrote:What a steady hand you have there.God's beauty is still out there to be seen.
And your hobby is ?????
really helps alot when there is no tripod available.I just happened to be in the right spot at the right time,with good light and a co-operative subject,thankfully I caught it just in case it never happens again,LOL6spd_monte wrote:Amazing shots, Zam! I have a Canon SD850IS, but it sounds like you are a bit more savvy with your camera than I am with mine. I have taken a few decent shots of some creepy crawly critters but none quite as spectacular as these!
LMAO, and I didn't even have to wine or dine the dragonfly first before I took its picture.peter wrote:As much as I wanna tell you that it's time to get a girlfriend, fact is that those are pretty amazing pics.
NotDadsW41 wrote:Amazing pics indeed Zam. I broke down a bought a new camera recently too, Nikon D40. I'll have to get some pics posted up soon.
Cool, post them up Cecil I've always enjoyed the pics you post
Awesome, glad you are enjoying them skipSmiliesafari wrote:I look at these pics everytime I sign on. They are photo contest quality. Someone at National Geographic might be interested.
