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Dinner is skewered
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Fly eating a fly. I'm not sure if the big one is a Dolichopodid or an Robberfly (Asilidae). When I took this photo I did not even notice the small fly it was eating! The DOF could be better...I was using a 2X teleconverter to get 2:1. It is heavily cropped as well!
I may have oversharpened a bit! |
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Hi Frank,
Impressive macro! Quite sharp details... But perhaps you increased saturation/contrast a bit too much? In any case, very interesting catch!
TFS,
Hager
Hi Frank
Actually, it’s a nice photo and I believe you took it very well. Every thing is fine.
Have a good time
TFS
Saman
- Ivan
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Hi Frank,
It is almost TOO good ! So crisp details and definition. The ye is incredible. I would have add a little frame though. Bravo !
Ivan
Hi Frank,
This is an amazing macro with incredibly perfect detail and wonderful colors and most of all, the presentation!
TFS
Regards,
Lurdes
this is probablythemost amazing macro shot I've ever seen
BIG WOW
jaco
Whoa-hoh! Frank, truly the best I've seen in the macro category, in fact, I don't think I've ever seen one like this. Magazine-quality shot for sure as the dragonfly enjoys the skewered meal! Good for him! Top quality.
