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... and no, I was not holding his tail ;-))
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Flighty Furrow 13. Januar 2009, 12:19
BINGO - great capture!Alfred Spectrum 26. März 2008, 1:59
How how how did you do this??Fantastic.
Greetings,
Alfred.
regineheuser 28. September 2007, 8:26
Wow......it's amazing!I lkie it, perfect quality!!!
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Greetings
Regi
Martin Allaire 27. September 2007, 23:47
Amazing Michel. You're really a pro with macro.Nice colors and motion. Thanks for the precision about the tail... it would be easy to think so ;-)
aw masry 27. September 2007, 19:10
It is absolutely excellent with more detail.Very scientific impact. Great series an link.
Thanks for share.
Best regards – aw masry
Lorraine Larochelle 26. September 2007, 12:25
Wow, great shot Michel!Dianna 26. September 2007, 6:31
Love how he has his little legs tucked up under.... ;-)Great capture Michel! :-)))Maria Porter 25. September 2007, 4:04
What!!!! So it is possible to take a shot like that!!!Maria
Pascal Viyer 24. September 2007, 23:58
Bel et difficile exercice de style !p^v
Tom McAlexander 24. September 2007, 8:41
I was about to say what Robyn said, but she's already said it. Anyway, fantastic shot.Aloha
Tom
Robyn Raggio 24. September 2007, 5:47
You've done it again, Michel. Astounding clarity of subject and the blurr gives a delightful sense of movement and grace. Colors are impeccable.Michael Henderson 23. September 2007, 22:14
Another excellent shot!!!!Mike
Luc Grollie 23. September 2007, 20:46
aren't you....hmmm.....lol !!!!!!!superb !!!!!!
WOW !!!!!!
greetz,
Theo Weijmer 23. September 2007, 20:33
Stunning, looks impossible to catch a flying dragon fly in that way, but you did the impossible.Greetings Theo
MAURICE CLEGG 23. September 2007, 20:22
i don't know how, but, WOW.great shot, unbelievable.
regards, maurice.