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Published: 2004-05-23 05:08:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 70; Favourites: 2; Downloads: 49
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And the last of the mammoth series.. (though i have a lot more but these are the best for web)Hope you like them!
BTW, for our local viewers.... This picture is part of my unique series photography.. this means.. only one image at one size will be printed and these will be signed and annotated by me...
There is only:
1 piece of 18" x 24" high res print
1 piece of 8" x 10" high res print
Both are signed and guaranteed unique and is available EXCLUSIVELY at Le Shoppe at the Empire Hotel and Country Club until our new gallery at the empire opens in July...
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Aww.... I never knew moths looked so cute 'n cuddly! I want to pet it... though I'd probably crush it in the process
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One thing we macro/nature photographers dont do is touch them.. our touch could hurt them.. e.g. remove their delicate protections or break their legs.. etc... see but dont touch
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i wish my my cam had better macro capo .. arg time to invest...
lol nice shot..
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"The Moth(man) Prophecies"
What is it thinking about?
- maybe about how to show its chocolate part?
- maybe about how to hide or keep fleeing?
This is somewhat fantastic, nearly perfect for my eyes..
It has this special something that keeps you focused and wanting more of it. Weeee
*smilez*
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Hmm i remember that film.. it was all very interesting till the end when my dvd died and wouldnt play... sigh.. i gotta get another copy... have you seen the lastest butterfly?
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Yeah? That sucks.., that movie was really niceand well done.
"Lastest Butterfly"? I don't know it, I guess..
Maybe latest butterfly or so? I don't know it..
What is it about?
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Ah this one! *laugh*
Yes, of course I know it!
Well, I haven't commented it because it is not that kind -for me- which 'has to be' commented.
There is always a special "click" when commenting something.
But I like that @ "l. butterfly", especially the red-green play.
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Thank you.. that's quite a compliment coming from you
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You know, I have an obsession with dragonflies that I'm using in my work right now that no one knows about (until now) and I have to say i fully appreciate the beautiful softness of this piece. The haze of the movement gives it a magical quality and the detail is so dead-on perfect.
I feel shielded by this lil guy.
WOW.
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Well, if my macro lens would magnify further or the dragonfly would sit still long enough.. maybe i may have one for you..
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*jumps up and down clapping.
hahaha i love dragonflies. How often do you get to get out and find these wonderful things?
laura
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Quite often.
I love phooting what in my opinion are beautiful, unique, creative and the seldom noticed. At lot of these photographs, if printed on a high resolution printer (1440 dpi) are quite nice. The other aim of my photography is to try bring to people all the beautiful things in this world. All things large and small
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Guess what? I have a dragon fly for you...
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Wow, gorgeous shot, he looks so fuzzy, haha. What F stop did you shoot at?
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F2.8 100mm Macro 1/60th sec using flash bounce of the ceiling which is to the left of this imagel... metering is pattern mode....
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Nice, I would have shot this with at least F16 to maximize depth of field, it's still a nice shot though.
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Too much DOF and i'd have a flat picture... i wanted a picture with more perspective and focus.. especially on the soft hairy textures on its body....
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