Vivid dancer

Argia vivida

Description:

A well named damselfly!

Habitat:

Williamsport lake, TN

No species ID suggestions

62 Comments (1–25)

KarenL 2 months ago

Thank you Sandra!

SandraPereira 2 months ago

Amazing close up

KarenL 7 months ago

Thanks Adarsha!

Adarsha B S 7 months ago

Beautiful!

KarenL 8 months ago

Thank you valep!

valep1 8 months ago

WOW

KarenL 9 months ago

Thanks macua!

macua1 9 months ago

incredible!!!!!!!!!! :D

KarenL 11 months ago

Thank you Lorelei!

East End aka Lorelei 11 months ago

Wow! Stunning series Karen!

KarenL 11 months ago

Thank you Cheryl!

Cheryl Lee 11 months ago

What an amazing shot ~ beautiful!

KarenL 11 months ago

Thank you for your kind comment Kei!

Kei Heyns 11 months ago

Wow Karen, Love this. One of my favorites, you really have brought out the beauty of macro in your first shot.

KarenL 12 months ago

Thank you Noel!

Noel Buensuceso 12 months ago

Great shot!

KarenL 12 months ago

Thanks Torsten!

tmvdh 12 months ago

Just GREAT!!!

KarenL 12 months ago

Thanks Brandon - the superglue worked really well!
Only kidding! :-)

BrandonBlount 12 months ago

Beautiful Macros Karen! Congrats on getting so close and nailing the focus! Spot on! :-D

KarenL 12 months ago

Thanks Neil! The Raynox is great & so easy to use because it just clips on & off - no messing around unscrewing lenses & getting dirt on the sensors! It fits filter sizes 52 - 67mm so I think should work with most cameras,

NeilDazet 12 months ago

This is simply amazing Karen. Someday I'm going to get a true macro lens but in the meantime I'm going to have to look into a macro converter like yours. Incredible results for under $70! I read on Amazon that this model works on most cameras because it comes with an adapter.