Damselflies heads are tiny, just about 3 milimeters width. In the first video you will see two of them in high magnification, but not a still shots, but a video.
I used a 60/2.8 macro lens, extension tubes and extender to capture a moment when blue damselfly cleans herself. Second one stared at my lens and she flew.
Damselflies and dragonflies are very skittish, but if you have a experience in macro photography (I needed 2 seasons to know how to make these kind of photos and videos) then you will see something beautiful and interesting.
If you like this video, please check other video with good, dark ambient music.
I used a 60/2.8 macro lens, extension tubes and extender to capture a moment when blue damselfly cleans herself. Second one stared at my lens and she flew.
Damselflies and dragonflies are very skittish, but if you have a experience in macro photography (I needed 2 seasons to know how to make these kind of photos and videos) then you will see something beautiful and interesting.
If you like this video, please check other video with good, dark ambient music.
Cute damselflies in high magnification macro - video
Dragonflies and damselflies
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Banded Demoiselle
