Started creating 3D images for the first time back in late September 2013, and became immediately hooked ... everything looks better in 3D!
All my photos are taken with a single Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ35 camera or my Huawei Mate 8 cell phone using a freehand cha-cha method.
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Brian Flint commented photo Dragonfly Rescue 2Nice shot Craig. It looks like a darter ( Sympetrum ) to me. It is similar to my photo of a female Common Darter (sympetrum striolatum ) http://phereo.com/image/542eedd3d475fe85490000d69 years and 11 months ago -
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Congratulations, perfect !9 years and 11 months ago -
Amazing :) Great job!9 years and 11 months ago -
Great!9 years and 11 months ago -
wow."No comment"!9 years and 11 months ago
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Замечательно!9 years and 11 months ago -
DarkOnus commented photo Efferia Albibarbis, Robber Fly 1No Sanne, but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night!
lol, I'm so sorry for the joke, which only fellow Americans will probably get anyway ... but I just had to say it when asked that question. ;^)
To answer your question seriously, I am not an entomologist, or in any field related to insects or nature. I just happen to really like macro photography, and I am just fascinated by macro images of insects and their other worldly alien type looks when you see them up very close. Thanks for the question and taking time to look at my images, hope you can enjoy many of them too!9 years and 11 months ago -
Sannesthesia commented photo Efferia Albibarbis, Robber Fly 1Are you an entomologist?9 years and 11 months ago -
Georgios3D commented photo Acronicta Oblinita, Smeared Dagger Moth Caterpillar 2Very nice!9 years and 11 months ago
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Peter commented photo Acronicta Oblinita, Smeared Dagger Moth Caterpillar 2Super!9 years and 11 months ago
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DarkOnus commented photo Lema Daturaphila, Three-lined Potato Beetle 1, 2nd EditionThank you both Georgios and Ольга!9 years and 11 months ago
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Ольга commented photo Lema Daturaphila, Three-lined Potato Beetle 1, 2nd EditionОтлично!9 years and 11 months ago
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Georgios3D commented photo Lema Daturaphila, Three-lined Potato Beetle 1, 2nd EditionExcellent work, Craig!9 years and 11 months ago
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DarkOnus commented photo Lema Daturaphila, Three-lined Potato Beetle 1, 2nd EditionThanks again Pia!9 years and 11 months ago
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Thanks Pia, glad you like it and the extra depth double border!9 years and 11 months ago
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Astonishing Graig!9 years and 11 months ago -
Excellent shot and border.Good work, Graig!9 years and 11 months ago
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Thanks a lot Georgios! Again, the cooler days had the wasps moving around so slowly, and even resting in place for long lengths of time, perfect for cha-cha shots! This one sat still for so long, I thought it expired! lol :^D9 years and 11 months ago
Thanks Brian, I know it can take anywhere from days to even a couple weeks for dragonflies to fully metamorphose and therefore attain their true full colors, and before that happens it may be difficult to identify them accurately. But with that in mind, I believe you may be correct on the ID anyway.
I'm fairly certain this dragonfly is the exact same species, and most likely gender, of this other image I had taken earlier in the year of a dragonfly that was older, already flying around, and hunting out in our horse pasture [http://phereo.com/image/5469801bd475fea413000271].
If your ID is correct, I presume they are both images of female Common Darter dragonflies. Thanks again!