Discover the tips and tricks that’ll stand you in good stead when you’re looking to get some cracking closeups of damselflies, writes Andrew James. All you need is a slow flowing river or stream – and of course – a means of getting to the reeds in comfort, such as a pair of waders. Jon and I headed to our nearest damselfly hotspot to film a session photographing them.
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Chris Bennett (CB)
How very timely. I was out this morning looking for damselflies and dragonflies with the curator of the Hertfordshire recordings of odonata
Andrew James
“Odonata” – very posh and proper.
Barry Carter
Very professional video, love to see the outtakes!
Andrew James
What, like when I drop my camera in the river? 😉
Paul Cecil
Have to admit I spent most of the video panicking that you didn’t have a strap on the camera!
Andrew James
😂 could happen but I hate straps
Barry Carter
Well, that would be a start🤓
Emma
That’s the type of video you get in camera magazines. An enjoyable, useful clip. Ta
Andrew James
A version might end up in one, you never know 😉