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• clnaef (6814)
• [2007-01-19 8:16]

Bonjour,
Belle scène de la vie animalière.
Bonne journée.
clnaef

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• zumoduvas (2427)
• [2007-01-19 8:50]

Hello Jacob.

Excellent picture, very good details and colors.
Great composition.

Regards.
Jose Luis.

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• nainnain (6259)
• [2007-01-19 9:08]

hello
bonne composition, belles couleurs pour cette DEMOISELLE présentée sur un excellent BG
BRAVO ET MERCI
EDITH

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• pankajbajpai (16507)
• [2007-01-19 10:21]

hi jacob,
nice shot,
lovely colours,the fly has choosen the wrong plant which will cost life.
well composed with fine pov,
well done,
tfs & regards
pankaj

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• gelor (523)
• [2007-01-19 10:41]

Bonjour Jacob,
Même la demoiselle s'est prètée à un cadrage superbe ! Bien réalisé.
Gérard

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• marmottelolo (14691)
• [2007-01-19 12:10]

bonjour jacob
genial le coup de la plante carnivore.chaque gouttes de "rosée sucrée" est bien nette sur le même plan que la demoiselle,qui elle même est tres joliement colorée.
superbe cliché.
laurent

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• Silvio2006 (41266)
• [2007-01-19 12:59]

Hi Jacob, wonderful macro, great details, lovely colors and optimal focus, very well done, ciao Silvio

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• RAP (7405)
• [2007-01-19 14:19]

Excelente doble presentación Jacob con un final lamentable para la libélula.
Gran captura con apropiado foco, agudeza y colorido, gracias también a la adecuada iluminación y desenfoque del fondo de la escena.
El detalle de las gotas "mortales" tan brillantes es maravilloso.
Muy interesante segunda imagen la que nos brindas en el workshop.
Un cordial saludo desde Buenos Aires... Ricardo

Excellent double presentation Jacob with an unfortunate end for the damselfly.
Great capture with appropriate focus, sharpness and colors, due to the appropriate illumination and out of focus of the bottom of the scene.
The detail of the "mortal" drops so brilliant is wonderful.
Very interesting second image that you offer us in the workshop.
A cordial greeting from Buenos Aires... Ricardo

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• batu (13334)
• [2007-01-19 14:44]
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Hello Jacob,
"a nice capture" and impressive nature document. Very good focus on the damselfly and depth of field. However, the alternating in and out of focus of the Drosera plant is a little disturbing. Perhaps it looks better leaving out the left in focus-plant. I tried a workshop and would like to know your opinion.
Best wishes, Peter

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• Luis52 (12761)
• [2007-01-19 18:04]

Hola Jacob.- Una foto muy interesante, justo en el momento en que vive esta bella Libelula. Creo esta en graves problemas. Tu foto es muy nitida y con hermosos colores tanto del insecto como de las plantas. Luis52.

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• Argus (34927)
• [2007-01-20 3:39]

Hello Jacob,
Even though the DOF is limited you have worked on this to produce a fine and interesting shot. How many of us have ever seen a damselfly trapped by Drosera intermedia? Unfortunately I haven't, so I thank you for posting this one.
Best wishes, Ivan

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• horia (14900)
• [2007-01-20 4:27]

Hi Jacob

What an amazing capture!
I've heared and even seen some picture of the sundew catching small flies...but never damselflies...wow!
This is an excellent nature-lesson!
I really like all the details here - both on the sundew and the damsel, the colors and the lighting.
Very well done, my friend!

Cheers and TFS
Horia

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• anel (15676)
• [2007-01-20 5:32]

Hi Jacob,
Beautiful colour-combination in this picture. The visual effect is great. Good composition and point of view too.
Best regards
Anne

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• uleko (2769)
• [2007-01-20 9:08]

Hello Jacob,
It's the first time I see a damselfly caught by the Sundew. Normally you see flies and other little insects being trapped. Excellent and very interesting shot, sharp details and lovely colours!
Many thanks, Ulla

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• arfer (0)
• [2007-01-21 21:17]

Hello Jacob

It is not a safe world out there.Excellent low POV and good DOF.The shot is well focused and the tiny dew drops really show well.Good colour saturation too,the red and the blue really look good together.TFS
Rob

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• cicindela (8635)
• [2007-01-25 11:31]

Hello Jacob,
This is a very interesting photo, also from the biological point of view! :) It clearly shows that none predator is safe, and in addition here we can see that not every "predator" is aminal species (here Drossera sp.) :)
I really like this photo.
Best regards,
Radomir