I got many shots of this dragonfly. I swear it posed for me and followed me around while I was outside. I was practicing working on my focus and it proved a good subject to focus on.
A early morning lazy hike, just a pretty new day
Now doesn't she look happy, we just had a nice hike
I actually get birds at my feeders also when the deer leave them something.
The babies are always so curious about you so make good subjects, Just watch out for mama.
I took this picture below years ago with my first 35 mm
This sour puss looking bird just needed it picture taken.
I loved this shot from the minute I saw how it turned out.
16 comments:
These are magnificent, Julie. Do you ever try selling your photos? They are THAT good...no joke.
Nancy
Great shots, you can abd should be proud of them, Bill
These are fabulous! The dragon fly is cool, love the markings on that one...I could never get a shot of them, they never stay still.
Each photo has such delicate beauty, I can't pick a favorite, I can see why they are all so special to you. The winding path & dirt road are wonderful too....:::::::sigh::::::: Ü
Thank you for sharing all your lovely images with us~
Marie
I can see why they are all your favorites!! Love the deer's tongue,lol so cute!! I agree you could sell these. At the Fryeberg Fair in Maine which we attend each year, I saw blue ribbons on photos that were nothing compared to these.
Nancy
these are great too!! i'm really impressed with the macro shots, but all are so pretty. it's fun looking back at old shots, huh??
gina
These are all great Julie. I remember most of them, especially the deer and the dragon fly. Your first picture with a 35mm looks to be in a very scenic location.
Greg
OMGosh!!! These are so BEAUTIFUL!!!!! I love every single one of them, they're amazing!!!! I couldn't choose a favorite if I had to!!!
Joann
I agree with Joanne...I couldn't pick a favorite if you asked me to. They are all amazing! Wonderful job Julie!!
Pam
Greatv pictures.
These are all brilliant Julie. There isn't one I don't like.
As for the dragonfly hovering close? I found that strange too when I tried to take a photo of one over my pond. I wondereded afterwards if it was the zzzzz sound when I changed to photo view mode or when my camera made that buzzing sound as I switched off. I think he thought it was another dragongly over his territory. Maybe it made the same frequency as its wings?
Just a thought.
Hugs
Jeanie xxx
I love all your pictures!!!
Betty
WoW! ur rly good at takig photos
These photos, well all your photos...always take my breath away. They fill my eyes to the brim with so much beauty..you have a wonderful eye and talent for taking pictures...you never disappoint, I just love them all. The dragonfly is just exceptional..I love it so much, and I cant wait to see more of them as it warms up around here! :)
I hope after I close this comment #1 and #3 will open up fully with my slow dial-up. The baby deer is wonderful and I can never get to my camera in time when mama brings them in the yard for my apples. The freeze knocked my apple and pear tree fruit out last year for them to eat. The walk way through the forest looks perfectly in harmony with the landscape. The old 35mm has colors that digital does not seem to acquire the same so I think film will always be desired by photographers. Truly a nice group of photos. mark
This time a new last photo popped up. The fall winding gravel road is a nice color change and more harmonious than the usual blacktop. I like amount of colors in the foreground and how you captured the distance to make it have perspective. Still, #1 and #3 appear cropped. Maybe this time? mark
Ahhh, you have some very nice shots here. I always love looking at other folks photos. Great job, Julie!~
Blessings!~
Susan
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