Damsels and Mays

[Greytop]

A few snapped on the Thames river bank later last month.
All with the 60 mm and E-M5.









Thanks for looking

[Guest]

Re: Damsels and Mays

Huw old boy, you are undoubtedly master of the E-M5.
These breathtaking images with their vibrant colour and detail leaves me aghast.

[David Morison]

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Stunning, must get me one of those 60s.

David

[Phill D]

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Really good macro work there Huw. Striking colours and spot on sharpness and DoF.

[Imageryone]

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Wonderful, Huw, super detail throughout. Is the last shot a Mayfly ?

[Chevvyf1]

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Huw, simply gorgeous set Getting it in the back of the Neck, eh ?

[Olybirder]

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Those are really impressive Huw. The detail and colours are spot on. That lens seems to be perfect for wildlife macro shots, with the bonus of it being splashproof, and would make an excellent companion for the 75-300, covering most bases. It is a shame the 75-300 isn't weatherproof though. As my E-30 and 50-200 seems to become heavier with the passing of the years, the appeal of an E-M5 and these two lenses becomes ever stronger.

Ron

[Greytop]

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Thank you to everyone that commented, much appreciated

Imagery, yes that I believe is a male Mayfly.

[gregles]

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Great stuff again Huw

[alfbranch]

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Nice work Huw all well shot.

[IainMacD]

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Lovely set

[Zuiko]

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Amazing shots, stunning.

[Greytop]

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Thanks very much for your kind comments Greg, Alf, Iain and John

[Wee man]

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Great Mayfly shot

[Falk]

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Very very impressed by your Calopteryx macros. In particular the female in #2 with her gold tinted wings - Wow! But the detail is amazing in all of them.