Common Darters Mating 12 September

e6filmuser

These were on vegetation close to the pond from which I have recently uploaded a series of dragonfly and and damselfly images.

Most of them show pairs clasping each other plus there is a lone male.

The stereos are crosseye and conventional versions.

Olympus EM-1 (aperture priority), Panasonic 100 - 400mm Leica DG Vario-Elmar at 213 & 400mm at f8, hand held

Harold

spanky117ab

Very cool stereo shots Harold . I find it easier to go cross eyed and the scroll down the photos instead of trying do go cross eyed for each one separately. I find it interesting how each individual cross eye photo looks quite un sharp yet together they are very sharp. Great captures....Mike

e6filmuser

@spanky117ab said:
Very cool stereo shots Harold . I find it easier to go cross eyed and the scroll down the photos instead of trying do go cross eyed for each one separately. I find it interesting how each individual cross eye photo looks quite un sharp yet together they are very sharp. Great captures....Mike

Thanks, Mike.

You will find that after, maybe, a week or two of viewing crosseye stereos no effort is required and your eyes cross automatically. Life can be quite interesting at traffic signal lights!

Paul Iddon

Yes, stereos work well Harold.

Paul.

e6filmuser

@Paul Iddon said:
Yes, stereos work well Harold.

Paul.

Thanks, Paul.

I'm not always so lucky with lack of wing movement between frames.

Harold