How on earth are these two related ... through an early Fleetwood Mag ..ical song! The song 'Dragonfly' was written by Danny Kirwan who adapted a poem from the 1920's ... "The Dragonfly" by W. H. Davies
While you're gazing at the mosaic, play the old Fleetwood Mac song titled 'Dragonfly" below ... enjoy!
(For other great Mosaic Monday posts, visit Mary at Little Red House.)
And when the roses are half-bud soft flowers
And lovely as the king of flies has come
It was a fleeting visit, all too brief
In three short minutes, he had been and gone
He rested there upon an apple leaf
A gorgeous opal crown sat on his head
Although the garden is a lovely place
Was it worthy of so fine a guest
Oh...Oh...Oh...Oh... Dragonfly, dragonfly ..
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Please do drop by and visit my other blog: My Dry Tropics Garden ... it provides a more informative look at what's going on in my garden out in the bush.
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Wow, the wonder of a macro lens and timing is incredibly evident. I have several dragonfly pictures for some future mosaic, but none so detailed or beautiful as yours.
ReplyDeleteDid you apply any special treatment to the larger photo?
Oh what great captures! Well done!
ReplyDeleteHi Doro ...thanks for your kind comments. No special treatment on the larger photo other than a crop. I'd taken several photos and this was the only one worth keeping!
ReplyDeleteOh my!!! What lovely pictures. The dragonflies are extraordinary!!!! WOW! Cathy
ReplyDeleteI am amazed you can get that close. I have a longer lens for my camera, maybe I should try it in the garden.
ReplyDeleteEileen
Great shots Bernie and wow a blast from the past Fleetwood Mac.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Cathy ... they're not an easy subject to capture!!
ReplyDeleteEileen ... luckily this one sat still for a little bit. I did however take lots of shots that all ended up being deleted ... not easy capturing these speed demons!
Hi Sue ... yes I've always loved Fleetwood! You might have noticed this was very early Fleetwood though ... before Stevie Nicks!! I didn't really know about them in the pre-Stevie days ... but I can appreciate this song.
Beuatiful, your macros and mosaic!
ReplyDeleteHappy MM!
I'm loving the music in your garden. Great photos of those incredible golden filigreed wings. I just got back from a fascinating talk on Odonata, dragonflies, and of course now I am seeing them everywhere.
ReplyDeletewow Bernie those dragonflies are wonderful photos. I didn't join in MM today but on my photo blog I did Macro Monday over at Lisas Chaos - your dragonfly photos would have been a great entry for there too.
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