Dragonflies and Damselflies

Where did you take it? It's a Sympetrum darwinianum, commonly known as the Darwin’s darter
I photographed it in the "Kurobe Gorge", near Toyama. It's one of the deepest gorges in Japan. We accessed it by train, ready to hike a bit, which, unfortunately, couldn't be done. There had been an earthquake some time before, so it would have been dangerous to walk in that very steep gorge.
I took my revenge on the dragonfly!
 
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R5 + RF100L
common blue damselfly
@1/4000s, f/7.1, iso 2000
common blue damselfly.jpg
R5m2 + RF100-500L
@ f/9, 1/4000s, iso 12800
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And a link for fans of dragonflies living in Germany:
Fantastic documentation espacially the under water part!
As it is a french production there might also be a french version on arte france.
 
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… And a link for fans of dragonflies living in Germany:
Fantastic documentation espacially the under water part!
As it is a french production there might also be a french version on arte france.
Nice photos, Nemorino.

And I can 1000% confirm your opinion about that documentary.
When I saw this the first time last year I thought that this is the best documentary about dragons and damsels I've ever seen.
I was happy to see it re-aired this year.
 
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