D-fly please check the large.

Please check the large. Taken at Stockers lake, natural light, lake

background.

Well done !

regards Jeff

Wonderful flight shot with again perfect details and colors! You only have 2 (dust) spots at the bottom of the photo or maybe it are other flies in the background LOL ;o)

Thankyou Wendy well spotted you're right. I should give my 5D sensor a clean. I haven't cleaned it before ever :-(

 

Thanks Jeffrey.

Fantastica!!!

Fantastic !!!

amazing.

Nice done, great job, I love the colors Necip, ..... nothing more can say, just congrats. Nima

Fantstin larger... how could you...?

I viewed it larger and the sharpness and detail holds up very well. Is it possible to get a bit more dof with this camera/lens combination?

Thanks everyone. I appretiate the kind comments. Jim yes a little more DOF is possible but I would have had to rely on flash photography as the shutter speed wouldn't be sufficient and I don't like to rely on too high an iso. I have tried flash but I just don't like flash macro's. Thanks again best rgds Necip.

Amazing capture,great shot, i love the colors..

 

Necip, esta foto es una de las mejores que he visto de libelulas, la definicion y el color es extraordinario. Buen trabajo. Saludos. Joaquin.

It amazes me that you have captured dargonflies inflight more than once. This proves that it wasn't a lucky shot. I have shot Hoverflies and Carpenter Bees inflight, but have yet to capture any descent dragonflies. I tip my hat to you, Sir. You are an outstanding photographer!

great picture

Well Necip, this critic is for the whole of your dragonflies. It's simply stunning what you manage to do with such a combination on lens. I've seen in a magazine pictures similar to yours, but with several flashes etc, not in such a simple way. Years ago I did some good pictures of dragonflies, but statics, and were dificult enough. To do it in flight, as you do, it's just beyond my imagination...