PS, the splash series were done with a fast shutter speed, I think I took mine at 1/500 to 1/1000 if im not mistaken, ..and against a black background and lighting here and there. There were tens of droplets on that shot, I erased them all and leave just one to get that “wow”impression.
WOW…wanted to write Best of your lot…but i am loosing count how many times i have said this too….you have a observatiion skill, I must say. To click, one should first discover ..Keep sharing.
I first thought to be a game. then wondered
Nice capture..but Dave still has much better
nice one, Mridula! Dave’s pics are of course, great! but the insect looks actually quite scary! so i would rather prefer yours!!!
Mridula,
An out of the world picture!
Beautiful photo. I remember sitting by a little pond and watching dragonflies all afternoon.
this is a very nice shoot Mridula, definitely a red beauty. I havent seen a dragonfly here in my place for ages and for that I envy you.
PS, the splash series were done with a fast shutter speed, I think I took mine at 1/500 to 1/1000 if im not mistaken, ..and against a black background and lighting here and there. There were tens of droplets on that shot, I erased them all and leave just one to get that “wow”impression.
and thank you for the link back.
oooofff.. i almost missed this..M M temme temme..how did u do this???gr8 ya…
WOW…wanted to write Best of your lot…but i am loosing count how many times i have said this too….you have a observatiion skill, I must say. To click, one should first discover ..Keep sharing.
I agree Tarun.
Thank you Anu.
Thank you Julia.
Dave linking to your blog was my pleasure. And thanks for the explanation.
Thanks Steve, I too need to spend that kind of a day once again 😀 I was doing all this photography when my daughter would take her afternoon nap.
Ramesh, it is easy with a zoom lens, it just requires a little patience and ability to tolerate 100s of bad shots to get that one good shot.
Thank you Megha. I had nothing much to do that afternoon by the water body.