I went back to the Orchid site that is about 3 miles from my house. I had planned to write a tutorial showing the different effects when shooting in bright light on the Bee Orchids, using diffusers and also fill flash, but have chosen to share these with you instead, as I was pleased to get these today.
I had been getting a few shots of Common Spotted Orchids and noticed an abundance of these, so on went the 180 macro.
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Common Damselfly - Male
So look out for the tips and techniques on the lighting at another time. Oh yes and by the way, there are downs of Bee Orchids out now - so I was very happy.
Plus a really useful link to a web resource here on Damsels and Dragonflies
Martin
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