Dragonfly
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Claudio Uribe
on
Aug 26th, 2009 |
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(7 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)
Loading ...I find Dragonflies fascinating and this picture proves it, I spent almost an hour at a floating bridge outside a floating bungalow in Khao Sok National Park (Thailand) near to that thin branch and ready to try to take a decent picture. That place seemed to be its favorite spot, it would fly away and come back over and over, everytime it came back it would stay still for 5 seconds before taking off again, no wonder it took me something around 50 photos until I was happy with the result.
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Amazing photo!! It is indeed a beautiful animal, totally worth the time you spent.
Thanks very much, i spent a long time there indeed! Cheers
Amazing photo! I really like the work done in the middle, focused centre and blurred effect in the rest of the picture! The light and colours are stunning too!
Congratulations!
Nice detail mate.
I also like the section above ‘Who is Claudio Uribe?’ – this is a question I often ask
Cheers mate, i ask myself the same question sometimes
bien valió la pena!