Hawker in flight

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• RAP (7405)
• [2004-09-19 10:13]
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Excelente captura en vuelo Demetrio, por su tamaño (impresiona ver al insecto tan cercano), nitidez y colorido.
Recuerda participar con tus críticas a las imágenes de otros usuarios para el crecimiento de TrekNature.

Excellent capture in flight Demetrio , by its size (it makes an impression to see the so near insect), colorful and clearness.
Remember you to participate with your critics to the images of other users for the growth of TrekNature.

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• PDP (11755)
• [2004-09-19 13:35]

Great capture Demetrio. This is a Migrant Hawker (Aeshna mixta). It's a great capture and it's very rewarding when the patience pays off like this. Well done.

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• Robbrown (6054)
• [2004-09-19 15:32]
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This is one of the best digi-scopped images I've seen most seem very grainy but this is OK and shows the detail well.
People here might be intrested in having more details about the set-up and how to use it.
Paul is spot on as usual with his ident.

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• cloverstar (0)
• [2004-10-05 20:54]

I know how hard it is to capture one of these in motion, so I commend you for getting this one so well. The movement on the wings is very good.

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• paco (160)
• [2004-10-06 7:01]

Excellent!!! i 'm discovering your pic just now, and i'm stocked, I find so difficult to capture dragonflies when they are down the ground or on a branch, so here having done this pic while flying. Incredible for me!! Sharpness is not perfect but you can see details without problems. What is suprising me is that you only use a 1/80 speed, i thought you had use a 1/2000 speed to froze the mouvement. I guess Camera and lens you use make difference. Great picture, Great job!!

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• Luc (14713)
• [2005-01-22 13:08]
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I think this one can be digitaly improuved, Demetrio. Look for my WS.
Thanks

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• whippersnapper (0)
• [2006-01-09 9:23]

nice this is what i like doing dragons in flight
well done