Widow Skimmer, female

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Ken Ramos
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Widow Skimmer, female

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Widow Skimmer
Canon EOS 30D
Canon EF-100mm f/2.8 Macro
Daylight, bright sun

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Post by beetleman »

A pair of excellent photos Ken. I like the first one the best. Nice and bright, beautiful background and the wings are very sharp & crisp.
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Post by Ken Ramos »

Thanks Doug. :D I could have cropped that first one a little tighter I guess. The second did suffer from DOF but still I like it. :D

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Post by MacroLuv »

Wow Ken! I almost overlook this! :D :smt023
Beautiful and very well captured. Never saw this kind of dragonfly.
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Post by Sven Bernert »

Hi Ken,

both are fine but I do like the first better because it shows a tiny bit more definition (or sharpness if you like) in the wing areas. However, both are well done!

Sven
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Post by Ken Ramos »

Thanks Nikola, Sven. Yes I noticed Sven that the DOF is not very good in the second image and sharpness does suffer in some areas, I too like the first much better. :D

Thanks guys! :D

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