Green Lacewings

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• carper (8208)
• [2004-09-29 13:08]

Very nice one Felipe,
No I don't know the name, but I like the capture of this insect, very good macro with fine details, good job

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• ellis49 (28681)
• [2004-09-29 13:30]

Very nice macro Felipe.
Good colours , good details and a nice composition.
Well done.

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• AndyB (3978)
• [2004-09-29 13:35]

A nice shot.
Good composition and colours and nice detail of its wings.
It could be a type of Mayfly but I cant 100% sure.
A great capture,very well done.

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• Signal-Womb (10933)
• [2004-09-29 13:47]

Excellent composition and great use of DOF Felipe. This is a really good shot I like it very much.

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• Lesley (2988)
• [2004-09-29 13:50]

Delicious colors and wonderful focus. I like evrything about this photo notes or no notes...good job!

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• PDP (11755)
• [2004-09-29 13:53]
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It's a Green Lacewing, try the family Chrysopidae, it might be Chrysopa septempunctata although there are a number of similar species.

Very nice picture Felipe. I like the colours, composition and lighting. Well done.

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• urban (413)
• [2004-09-29 14:00]

great detail in the wings here. Good work.

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• Esox (948)
• [2004-09-29 14:17]

Wonderful shot.
I like the colours and the composition very much, and details are amazing.
Bravo.

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• Crypton (2)
• [2004-09-29 14:40]

tres belle composition,
bonne nettete, tres belle couleurs...
tres belle macro !

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• japie (5187)
• [2004-09-29 15:11]

This is a truly beautiful capture. The detail and sharpness is excellent and the composition great. Thanks for posting

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• RAP (7405)
• [2004-09-29 15:18]

Al igual que mi pato, me parece que tu bicho te está mirando feo... jejeje.
Gran captura... el detalle de las alas es super.
Hermosa composicion, con el colorido de la flor y su textura 100% visible, que se contrapone al verde de este pequeño insecto.
Bravo compañero!.

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• gerhardt (11529)
• [2004-09-29 16:10]

Very good capture of this delicate insect. Detailed and nice contrasted against the flower. Great one Felipe.

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• Robbrown (6054)
• [2004-09-29 16:25]

Those delicate wings are beautifully seen here.Nice one Filipe.

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• milloup (1704)
• [2004-09-29 17:27]

Great capture of this beautiful little critter. Focus spot on, good details and DOF.
I've seen quite a number of these during the early part of September, but always at night (congregating under a street lamp), so it wasn't possible to get any good photos of them.

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• marhowie (34535)
• [2004-09-29 18:53]

Felipe, What splash of color to attract us buggers!! Excellent posture of your Lacewing brings it all HOME!! Good note. Great Photo!!!

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• kikvel (173)
• [2004-09-29 21:00]

Hola Felipe:

Excelentes colores y excelente macro.

Veo sin embargo un poco de ruido que podria ser removido facilmente con Neat Image.
Notas excelentes tambien.

K.

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• TAZ (10918)
• [2004-09-30 10:42]

Que cette photo est belle et de bonne qualité ! Une excellente PdC. Cet insecte est surprenant avec ses grandes ailes, je ne l'avais jamais vu avant.
Very well done !

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• touristdidi (2429)
• [2004-10-02 7:51]

Never saw one so close up. In California they stunk if you smashed one. I am glad they eat larva! The world is so much weirder when you start to look close up at it!

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• cloverstar (0)
• [2004-10-07 11:36]

Everything is very good. The composition, the angle and the lighting conditions. You have done very well indeed, Felipe. I like the way the delicate wings are so sharp. This is a very small insect. Excellent macro.

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• hvr_oosterzele (896)
• [2004-10-18 4:07]

Beautiful shot.

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• pione (542)
• [2004-10-19 11:02]

wow! Grandissima immagine! la trasparenza e la conformazione del supporto delle ali rendono questa immagine piacevolissima!!

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• roconnell (244)
• [2004-10-23 3:52]

Fantastic detail. This photo shows clearly why they are called lacewings. The water droplets on the wing and petal add just a bit extra to this wonderful composition. Well done.

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• beyondtheclouds (16)
• [2004-12-23 10:44]

Spectacular! Loving the detail on the insect wings. Also like the way you used a relatively shallow DOF - it softens the background, further emphasizing the detail. Well done :)