Blue Tailed Damselfly with the Dorling Kindersly look, pure luck that the light fell right for this one shot, bg is water with white cloud relections that by chance coincided with good light on the damselfly and a break in the strong breeze the south east had today.
Great sharpness, DoF and exposure, damselfly is great. I have to go against the trend here and say I don't like the background though. I appreciate it's natural, but it looks artificial, and the image has a 'studio' feel to me, with the damselfly 'out of context'.
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Hi,
Blue Tailed Damselfly with the Dorling Kindersly look, pure luck that the light fell right for this one shot, bg is water with white cloud relections that by chance coincided with good light on the damselfly and a break in the strong breeze the south east had today.
All the best
Phil
Cheers
Craig
www.craigchurchill.co.uk
Malcolm
David
Very nice shot Phil , excellent comp and detail , top work imo
Andy...
Perfectly paralleled.
A little Helicon help???
No, just a funny thought
Greetings.
Bertl Menegoni
Innsbruck
Austria
Tony
Now I know I have to get a 180
Ian
(OK, it's a cracker!
Great sharpness, DoF and exposure, damselfly is great. I have to go against the trend here and say I don't like the background though. I appreciate it's natural, but it looks artificial, and the image has a 'studio' feel to me, with the damselfly 'out of context'.
Greg
Beautiful!
I can see greg's point, as the setting does showcase the creature exclusively {to my eye}, although it does work very nicely
Alan
Brett.
Its all been said and I dont mind the background, we need to try different things or we just dont go forward.
Cracking image.
Matt
Great shot. Well done mate.
Ian Hardy