Red Envinrud - looking for Bianca & Bernard ;-) - By Jerome Leroy

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Image Title: Red Envinrud - looking for Bianca & Bernard ;-)

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By: Jerome Leroy
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Photographer	Jerome Leroy {Karma:13}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon Ixus 500
Categories	Macro Nature	Film Format
Portfolio	Nature	Lens	Ixus 500
Uploaded	9/17/2004	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
		ISO / Film Speed	16
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Corsica State - Country - France
About	2004-09-09 f4 - 22.2 mm - 1/202s

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Coral Stengel {K:118} 9/24/2004

Wow! I really like this. The subject is now 'in your face'. Do you like it?

Jerome Leroy {K:13} 9/24/2004

Done for comments ;)

George Black

{K:102014} 9/20/2004

This is a marvelous shot. I have never seen a dragonfly of this color. The technical elements are very good indeed. Coral's idea of cropping is certainly worth trying, but it is a delight as presented here.
--george

Coral Stengel {K:118} 9/18/2004

A difficult subject nicely 'captured'. The subject gets a bit lost due to the active background. However, with insects it is so difficult to be selective. Perhaps, cropping to offset the subject and using the stick as a leading dynamic from the corner?

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