Dragonflies and damselflies in flight with the Amazing OM-1 and 150-400mm lens
Today I have a go at photographing dragonflies and damselflies in flight. If you can get pictures of flying insects then when you go back to flying birds it will seem easy. Excellent practice material! The OM-1 does not have insect detection so I use airplane and bird detection. They both seem to work equally well, but it is a very difficult subject to keep in the frame. I use the 150-400mm lens which focuses down to 1.3m so very versatile. Mike Lane wildlife photography https://www.nature-photography.co.uk/ Music used. Music I Use: https://www.bensound.com/free-music-f... License code: RH6WWHALJCNE50FU
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