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May not be as appealing as Tchuanye's pics, but still I want to post my efforts in catching two varieties of dragonfly today. FZ3, no addl lens. 4 pics.
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3 This is a thinner variety, with fluorescent eyes, sits with its wings folded.
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VERY nice shots Raghu! They could be peaked up in Photoshop to be outstanding! I found #3 interesting, I don't think I'd ever seen one with their wings folded back on the body! Jim
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Raghu, I hope you don't mind, I touched up one of your images in Photoshop to see how it looked. Jim
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Very nice Raghu. I hope to get some shots of one someday.
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Beautiful dragons and I'm amazed that you got them without an add on lens. I don't think my FZ1v2 will adjust so close without some sort of closeup lens on the camera.
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Agreed. I love those shots, but they are a little pale, needed to have some contrast and color saturation added. |
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Thanks for your comments. I think it is time I get photoshop. The 'paleness' could be due to the overcast skyproviding limited,dull natural light. I too felt the need fora brighter outdoors - these creatures would have come out well with better contrast.
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