• modelNIKON D90
• exposureTime 0.002 s (1/500) (1/500)
• fnumberf/7.1
• exposureaperture priority (semi-auto)
• isoEquiv200
• DateTime2010:08:22 13:55:24
• exposureBias0.00 (0/1)
• meteringModematrix
• whiteBalance0
• flashUsedNo
• focalLength180.00 (180/1)
• Height1024
• flength35mm270
• GPSLatitudeRefNorth latitude
• GPSLatitude46° 54.14
• GPSLongitudeRefEast Longitude
• GPSLongitude6° 55.77

Always good to have the Macro in the bag – you never know what may drop in.
While visiting a medieval village festival I spotted this fellow.

Taken with the Nikon 1.7x teleconverter on the 105mm AF-S Micro. While not supposed to work with this lens (AF suffers a little in low light), it does a pretty good job of extending the reach to 180mm (DX) when the light is decent. This shot is hand-held.

I think that this is a Yellow-winged darter.

Category: Bugs • D90 • Nikon AF-S 105mm f/2.8 VR Micro • Nikon TC-17E II • Switzerland

Image URL: http://photo.tedbyrne.com/2010/08/yet-another-dragonfly/