Thanks for the mention Ron (really good to know that people look at the posts even if they generate few comments). The 45mm is a little limiting in terms of getting really close to flighty insects such as these. If i were restricted to using that lens, and it's an excellent lens, I would be tempted to shoot from a little further away whereby the whole insect would be in focus and, although occupying a smaller area of the picture, it would actually put it in context with regard to its habitat and the like. Non the less it's great to see dragons and damsels from elsewhere in the world, even if I can't put a name to them.
Barrie
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