Hagen's Bluets

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• PDP (11769)
• [2006-07-06 9:25]

Hi Mike, very nice and simple composition. Lovley details too and well done for catchign them in this pose. Well done.

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• soccer (1965)
• [2006-07-06 9:28]

Mike,

Very good detail, POV, DOF, BG and Sharpness of the image. The Composition is also great. TFS,
Sheriff

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• nimou (3169)
• [2006-07-06 9:37]

Very good detail, POV, DOF, BG and Sharpness
Great compisition also
TFS

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• LordPotty (12035)
• [2006-07-06 9:50]

Hey, this is great Mike.
I love the flower too, which looks as though it is about to drop as the stem looks broken.
A seriously cool shot.
Brilliant!

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• navnith (717)
• [2006-07-06 9:52]

Hi Mike,
Lovely moment of capture.Good POV and sharpness.
TFS
navnith

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• dew77 (13209)
• [2006-07-06 9:53]

Hello Mike,
Wonderful capture.Simple BG,colors,sharpness and composition are excellent.I couldn't understand how the bottom one stays on the air:).Very well caught.
TFS...:-)

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• pilonm (2919)
• [2006-07-06 10:05]

Hello Mike,

Wonderful picture of those 2 sweet damselfly mating. You got a fantastic pov having all the subjects well focused! The green bg is lovely and enhance so much the insects! Excellent composition and the colors looks so natural! I wonder how those insects recognize each other? It can be so easy to mate with other species having the same shape! Great picture and TFS,

Michel

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• Tippecanoe (302)
• [2006-07-06 10:11]
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Very nice composition and good light. Maybe i'd try to clone out the blurred flower in upper left.

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• horia (14900)
• [2006-07-06 11:39]

Excellent shot, Mike! What a great macro! I simply love the detail, the colors, the POV and the DOF. Very good moment, too.
A big Bravo and TFS
Horia

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• elefantino (14381)
• [2006-07-06 12:26]

Hi Mike, Great macro!!!
Good sharpness, great BG and compo.

Andrea

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• wallhalla15 (13829)
• [2006-07-06 13:24]

Great macro Mike. Excellent composition with very good sharpness and very good details. Very good job. Well done. Thank you for posting.
Gr.
Heinz

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• wishnugaruda (16596)
• [2006-07-06 14:51]

That's what I love, Mike,
such a mating wheel is always amazing.
I also have two of this damsels in my garden - I'm proud of that, I love this insects soooo much! Thanks for sharing, bye
Sabine - wishnugaruda

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• marhowie (302)
• [2006-07-06 17:45]

Hi Mike,
Lovely job with this one and excellent PP.
Very well done.

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• liquidsunshine (11494)
• [2006-07-06 18:28]

Well captured Mike,
Good detail, colours and sharpness. exposure and lighting are good. Good POV and composition.

Thanks for posting, have a great weekend.

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• TAZ (10926)
• [2006-07-07 1:51]
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Mike, I am jalous because I never see "Libellules" in love in real, only on TN ;-) It is beautiful close-up. Composition in diagonal is nice. Sharpness, BG and DOF are great.
Congratulations and TFS.

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• phlr (2814)
• [2006-07-07 4:40]

Very good shot of the "love heart" of this litle odonatas!
Very good POV and blurred BG!
Excellent DOF and stunning on details!
5* photo!
Keep on going and TFS!

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• jossim (12250)
• [2006-07-07 7:12]

Bonjour Mike!

Excellente macro,les couleurs et la netteté sont extras.
Merci.
joseph

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• ellis49 (30805)
• [2006-07-07 12:34]

Hi Mike,
it's a nice action you have captured,
Well done with the compostion, good details and DOF.
Great work, my friend.

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• coasties (27700)
• [2006-07-08 1:31]

Hi Mike

Well done on a very nice shot. Good colour and nicely composed. All the techo stuff is spot on. :-)

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• extramundi (12818)
• [2006-07-10 16:16]

Very beautiful shot, nice composition, sharp but with lovely soft atmosphere and excellent moment captured. Nice framing too. Well done Mike!

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• SkyF (8127)
• [2006-07-14 7:30]

Hi Mike,
lovely capture, the details and colors are amazing. Excellent POV and DOF. A wonderful composition.
TFS..Sky

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• dantor (993)
• [2007-07-13 10:07]

Nice capture, Mike. I really like the diagonal composition. Like Tippecanoe, I would clone out the dead flower. In this image, you have two elements, which complement each other and create a strong diagonal line: the joint insects and the flower. Notice how the angle of the stem of the flower works with the angular shape of bluets. To me, the dead flower softens (distracts from) that connection. Just the way I see it! Smile.