My first dragon close-up

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nephiliim
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My first dragon close-up

Post by nephiliim »

Hey folks,

Found this feller in the vegetable-garden nex to our house. It was perching in the sunlight. I was able to make 5 good shots before it was spooked by a toddler on his bike.

AND I HAVE A CLEAN BG TO NOW :lol:

Hope you like it

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Comments and advice allways welcome.

All the best,

Tom B
Sometimes smaller is better eh? nodge nodge :lol

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Post by Ken Ramos »

Nice sharp photograph there TomB. You did a good job on this, thanks! :D

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Post by beetleman »

Gotta love those eyes. Dragonflies always make great subjects. Nice shot Tom. :wink:
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Post by Erland R.N. »

Nice focus on this dragonflies head, and a good background.

If this is photographed in Europe, I think it's a Sympetrum striolatum.

cheers Erland

Tremere
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Post by Tremere »

Very Nice Tom, you shout teach me sometimes how 2
:wink:
If this is photographed in Europe, I think it's a Sympetrum striolatum.
It's shot in Europe alwright, I'am almost certain that this one is shot in the netherlands,

Regards Laurens,
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