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This is a discussion on Damselfly within the Animals (mammals, birds, insects etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; In the MK Nature Center's formal garden area....
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In the MK Nature Center's formal garden area.
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How about this one? Better?
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Both are very nice!
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Cool shots, both of them but I really prefer the first. Nice and sharp and very well done.
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very well done. I'm with Iggy on the first one!
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mmmmmmmm, I like to be differnt. I like the second one better. The curvature of the leaf adds quite a bit of expression to the image. Both are well done, but the second one is the better, imho.
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Thank you, and interesting set of votes. The first one was larger but inconveniently away from the edge. It required a closeup lens, a bit of a crop, and some (hopefully) judicious sharpening. The second (taken a few days later) was nearer the edge and shot with just the lens. Most of the correction involved the color. Both gave me bruises on my elbows and knees. That decorative rock around the edge of the pond is uneven and a bit jagged.
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