Glowing firefly

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Image Title: Glowing firefly

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By: Gilberto Santa Rosa
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Gilberto Santa Rosa {Karma:11147}
Project	#43 Unusual Vision	Camera Model	Sony Cybershot P 92
Categories	Abstracts Macro Nature	Film Format
Portfolio	Just in time Baia de Guanabara Home	Lens	Sony Optical Lens 3x (8mm)
Uploaded	1/8/2005	Film / Memory Type	N/a
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Views	419	Shutter	1/15
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/4.0
Critiques	5	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - rio de janeiro State - RIO DE JANEIRO Country - Brazil
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Diego Dotta {K:3172} 1/12/2005

Grande Gilberto!
Feliz ano novo primeiramente!

No início achei que a foto precisava de nitidez, mas depois percebi que o efeito ficou interessante.

Mete bronca
Diego Dotta

Olga Vareli

{K:22477} 1/10/2005

this insect is tiny, now it seems huge!Interesting photo!

Former Member {K:4077} 1/9/2005

Muito boa captura Gilberto! Deu meladinha pro bichinho? Até acender as luzes pra você ele acendeu...

) Parabéns!

Margaret Sturgess {K:49403} 1/9/2005

I didn't know that firefly looked like this!
Margaret

Bryan Jarmain {K:11941} 1/9/2005

A very interesting photo, Gilberto. I know how difficult these extreme closeup photos can be to take, especially at such slow shutter speed. The resulting motion blur/lens aberration is unfortunate. Was this photo taken handheld, or was the firefly moving by itself?

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