Dragonflies in flight with Jamie Spensley

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  @StewartWoodArt · 3 weeks ago · pinned

  Unfortunately, I had a faulty mic during this video. The audio didn't peak, but it does sound a bit muffled or strange; sorry about that. It'll be fixed for the next one!

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  @RichardWates-c3b · 7 days ago

  Really nice pictures & great to see the Boss! :)

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  @LTChurchillphotography · 3 weeks ago

  Great video and great advice, great to see Christine in the video and the colab with Jamie

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  @lexptr · 3 weeks ago

  Thanks for the video! Great collaboration, lots of awesome photos ands tips!

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  @bobrutan4735 · 3 weeks ago

  Great video Stewart. Hope to see the three of you working together again.

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  @clissonplage · 3 weeks ago

  I watched Jamy's video, but this is on another level. Like I said, he's the best at stacking, and you're the best at capturing footage in flight.

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  @leonfisher · 3 weeks ago

  Great stuff. Be sure to hang on for the bloopers.

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  @valeriehoffman8180 · 3 weeks ago

  Love seeing the two of you together

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  @pauly1605 · 3 weeks ago

  Magic - just magic!

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  @mickymack1230 · 3 weeks ago

  Excellent video,I have finally understood why my atempts at bird photography have been so bad.Thank you Stewart!

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  @BugBobsWildWorld · 3 weeks ago

  Excellent! Great tips. I&apos;ve nailed photos of d&apos;flies at rest, haven&apos;t even tried in flight, but will give it a go.<br>What a surprise to see both Christine and Jamie in this video. I must admit that my favorites are Christine&apos;s still images. <br>Of course, I already follow Jamie. Your bloopers are priceless, especially when you stand next to Jamie, who looks to be crazy tall. More collabs please!

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  @DonFrambach · 3 weeks ago

  Thanks so much for the pointers. &nbsp;Today, I went out with a Sony a1, &nbsp;a sony 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 gm lens, and a 1.4x TC. &nbsp;Followed your recommendations and shot at efl 560mm, 1/4000, f/8, ISO 2500 in bright daylight. &nbsp;Got by far the best flying dragonflies photos of my life!

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