You never know where you'll meet a new friend, I met this dragonfly on the concrete by our car when we came out of the movie theater. (Snapped with the iPhone)
Macro Monday is easy to play, snap a macro (or any close-up) photo, post it on your blog and come back here and sign MckLinky. :) MM started on Sept 29, 2008 - THANX to all of you for helping make it such a fun start to the week!
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ReplyDeletehe's a cutie... what'd you go see? we saw Prometheus yesterday. i didn't like it very well but my husband did. oh well... have a great night... off to watch Drop Dead Diva soon.
ReplyDeleteNeat shot!
ReplyDeleteI like his shadow and that this pose makes him look like a little helicopter. :)
Very observant. Better by your car than mine. I would probably have stepped on him/her.
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ReplyDeleteGreat shot! My wife loves dragonfly's, but I can't seem to take a good photo of one :-(
ReplyDeleteHard to tell for sure, due to depth of field, but I would guess that it is a midland clubtail. They are a fierce river dragonfly. I have often watched them eat other dragonflies almost as large as they are. Great shot especially since you got it with your phone.
ReplyDeleteWhat a treat to see this little guy so up close and personal. The details are amazing!
ReplyDeleteHe's pretty. Thanks for hosting!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great macro of the dragonfly. I have never been so up close and personal to one before. lol! Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Jann
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ReplyDeleteNice shot of the dragonfly!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great macro of the dragonfly!
ReplyDeleteRight now I am on vacation in a cold Sweden,10°C (Singapore 32°C), but here's the amazing flowers and insects to photograph with a macro.
A ladybug I would like to capture with macro to next Macro Monday!
Hug from Me to You!
Dragonflys are always interesting up close. Imagine them in larger size though....... saw a lot of blue ones on Öland this weekend but they are small and very fast, not photogenic at all ;-)
ReplyDeleteI am impressed with the iphone camera here.... really great image.
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Marvellous macro of the dragonfly! Incredible detail!
ReplyDeleteNice shot of the "dragon" :) Hope you have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteLove your dragon fly so great yu had your camera with you! Thanks for hosting, Laura
ReplyDeleteI am always impressed just how good a photo our iphones can produce. I am delighted to be joining you here today.
ReplyDeleteIs the linky moderated as I have been unable it seems to link up. :(
ReplyDeleteLove the Darners ... this has a beautiful shadow as well. Very good for a cell phone catch.
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ FromThe Sol
What gorgeous eyes! awesome shot!! I love his shadow on the concrete...and with an iphone no less!! You rock!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot! Those iphones sure take a good photo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot... and taken with your iPhone!! It's lovely.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!!! I love me some dragonflies (and damselflies).
ReplyDeleteIncredible what an iphone camera can do. Great shot! And congrats on your adorable new grandson!
ReplyDeleteThat's a really cool looking dragonfly and even better since you captured it with your iPhone!! Happy MM!!
ReplyDeletegorgeous dragonfly!
ReplyDeleteYou shot that with your iPhone??? Can you recommend a good macro lens for a Canon T3i? Am just not sure, my cousin uses some kind of filter system, but I dunno.
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