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For some reason I'm reminded of this:
Manuel: "Ah, Mr.Fawlty, your horse, it win!"
Basil: "Shh! Manuel, you know nothing!"
Manuel: "Que?"
Basil: "You know nothing."
Manuel: "I know nothing?"
Basil: "Right!" (begins to walk away)
Manuel: "You always say that, but I learn. I learn."
Basil: "No, you don't understand."
Manuel: "Si, I do!"
Basil: "No, you know nothing about the horse."
Manuel: "I know nothing about the horse."
Basil: "Exactly!"
Manuel: "Which horse I know nothing about?"
Basil: "My horse, nitwit!"
Manuel: "Your horse nitwit."
Basil: "No, Dragonfly!"
Manuel: "Ah, si si."
Basil: "Right? Forget everything you know about the horse."
Manuel: "Which horse, Dragonfly or nitwit?"
Basil: "Dragonfly! You're the nitwit!"
Manuel: "What is witnit?"
Basil: "Oh, I could be having this conversation for the rest of my life... Look, try to understand before one of us dies, ok?"
Been waiting to capture one of these for a while, well managed to get quite a few at once haha!!!! upload a couple over next few days as can not decide which one I like the most "sorry"!!!!
Anax imperator
At Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust Reserve, Wilford Claypit.
A member of the Hawker Dragonflies.
Found at Bastrop State Park in central Texas, ESE of Austin. Bastrop County, Texas, USA.
Eastern Amberwing - Perithemis tenera?
Single exposure, uncropped, handheld, in situ. Canon MT-24EX flash unit, Ian McConnachie diffuser.
Kamera Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Belichtung 0,006 sec (1/160)
Blende f/18.0
Brennweite 180 mm
ISO-Empfindlichkeit 12800
"...Deep in dragonfly summer,
We're in paradise right here at home."
~ Michael Franks, Dragonfly Summer
It is interesting to see the intricate details of a Dragonfly. You can't see this with the human eye unless you get really close, and even then it is not as detailed as the image of the dragonfly that I posted. I think you get a better appreciation of nature when you can see detail like this, that you don't see when they are flying around, or when they are landed on the ground, leaf, or another object.
Vivitar 135mm f/2.8 Auto Telephoto 2863xxxx 6-blade
f/probably wide open
focal distance 1.5m
After mounting the extension tube to get closer the dragon has vanished...
(DSC01899)
Take a moment to zoom into his eyes and see the details.
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