SquareUp Photo Challenge: Camping at Carnarvon Gorge, October 2020 #7
Dozens of jewel coloured dragonflies hover over the water of Carnarvon Creek. They flit from one rock to the next, resting for a few seconds before zooming away like tiny rockets. We’re keen to record their beauty but, by the time the camera’s in position, they’ve already moved on. Capturing one in a photo is challenging and getting a clear image is cause for celebration.
In January I’m joining in with Becky’s Square Photo Challenge over at The Life of B. The rules are simple: most photos must be square and fit the theme word up. Look for #SquareUp
You are so right – they are marvels of nature but lightening fast. Great shots, and I’ve never seen a red one so thank you. 🙂
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We saw lots of the red ones and blue ones.
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They are amazing creatures, and you have some wonderful shots here, Carol 🙂 🙂
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We just learned to be patient and be ready for one to settle on a rock. They weren’t always cooperative.
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they are such fun to try and photograph aren’t they – and you have done brilliantly. These are just lovely
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Ha! you should see how many blurry shots we have. 🙂 But it was fun trying to get the perfect one.
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Don’t worry I often have hundreds of blurred shots when out enjoying nature. Makes the good ones extra special!
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Brilliant! In both senses.
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🙂 Thank you!
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How beautiful – the colours are so bright and vibrant.
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They were gorgeous.
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You did well to get those shots. They have gorgeous colours.
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Thank you. There were so many of them all along the creek.
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Aren’t they magical! Well done on capturing them.
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It became like a competition to see who could get a good shot. There were dozens of them.
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Love it!
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Wow!
They do look so amazing, despite being tiny 🙂
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Tiny and so fast.
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