dragonflies / macro`s

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dragonflies / macro`s

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dragonflies, macro-picture`s is also my favourite whit the minolta 100mm macro 2,8 1:1

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These are great! I tied a couple of times to get them. one time I was a little early and the colourfull ones were't uite out yet and te next time they were all gone except the giant greay ones..sigh .. next year .
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Bravo, Gustav. Wonderful shots. :D
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Beautiful! I especially like the last dragonfly. The seven-sided bokeh created by the highlights complements the polygonal cells in his wings. Very nice stuff!
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Amazing shots Kingfisher.
I caught one this summer, it is pale after looking at yours,
was by the bath matt hanging to dry. A200 KM 28-75. For what its worth!
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Excellent photos Gustav, well done!

Actually only the last is a Dragon fly, the first is a Hover fly and the others Damsel flies :D ... but no matter the photos are great!
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That metallic blue damselfly is striking, a very good shot indeed, and I do like the last one of the dragonfly also, the dramatic contrast is eyecatching.
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