Dragonfly

rncw · 30th April 2005

after a really long break from macro...went for a workout this morning...

ortega · 30th April 2005

I like the composition in #2
Great catch

Jeff · 30th April 2005

#2 looks very artistic.

ortega · 30th April 2005

you might want to consider making your copyright notice smaller and move it somewhere else, it spoils your picture

sumball · 30th April 2005

How about crop away the bottom part in pic #2? Give more imagination what the end of the grass goes to... also it may look like the GF is fishing hahaha

Great one!

philshots · 30th April 2005

very nice macro shot. where do you normally go to shoot such creatures?

damithc · 1st May 2005

#1 nice details
#2 great composition
thx for sharing

Garion · 1st May 2005

Lovely shots, sharp and detailed.

Nice to see you back in action after a long break.

tchuanye · 1st May 2005

Nice and sharp! #2 has a very good composition!

rncw · 2nd May 2005

thanks everyone.

Originally Posted by philshots

very nice macro shot. where do you normally go to shoot such creatures?

i normally go to botanic gardens for macro...

rncw · 2nd May 2005

Originally Posted by sumball

How about crop away the bottom part in pic #2? Give more imagination what the end of the grass goes to... also it may look like the GF is fishing hahaha

Great one!

you mean like this?

Falcon · 2nd May 2005

Nice and sharp with good bg.

megaweb · 3rd May 2005

agree with the rest , the shots are excellent

. Sharp, detail and good exposure with clean background.

rncw · 3rd May 2005

thanks falcon and mr. megaweb for your encouragement..still very newbie in macro

sumball · 3rd May 2005

Seems like the original pic works better.

peteryeo · 3rd May 2005

Friend,

You have a wonderful and very detail shoot on the insect.As for the 2nd images I personnal still love the normal images w/o any cropping.

Can you share your setting with us.

Thank & Regards
peter Yeo

rncw · 4th May 2005

Originally Posted by peteryeo

Friend,

You have a wonderful and very detail shoot on the insect.As for the 2nd images I personnal still love the normal images w/o any cropping.

Can you share your setting with us.

Thank & Regards
peter Yeo

thanks. taken with nikkor 105mm. f10-f16, 1/160, manual mode/focus, flash with omnibounce

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megaweb Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: East Posts: 8,106	agree with the rest , the shots are excellent . Sharp, detail and good exposure with clean background. __________________ See my Photo Gallery at the Clubsnap \| Pbase

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rncw Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Singapore / Japan Posts: 1,969	thanks falcon and mr. megaweb for your encouragement..still very newbie in macro __________________ ...

30th April 2005	#1
rncw Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Singapore / Japan Posts: 1,969	Dragonfly after a really long break from macro...went for a workout this morning... __________________ ...

30th April 2005	#3
Jeff Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Posts: 2,513	#2 looks very artistic.

30th April 2005	#5
sumball Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4,224	How about crop away the bottom part in pic #2? Give more imagination what the end of the grass goes to... also it may look like the GF is fishing hahaha Great one!

30th April 2005	#6
philshots Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 206	very nice macro shot. where do you normally go to shoot such creatures?

1st May 2005	#7
damithc Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: NUS Posts: 387	#1 nice details #2 great composition thx for sharing

2nd May 2005	#12
Falcon Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,869	Nice and sharp with good bg.

3rd May 2005	#16
peteryeo Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: woodlands Posts: 607	Friend, You have a wonderful and very detail shoot on the insect.As for the 2nd images I personnal still love the normal images w/o any cropping. Can you share your setting with us. Thank & Regards peter Yeo