For real ? by Bonker

Photography • Science Fiction • posted on Sep 11, 2006

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Recommended to Zoom in. I took this image of an dragonfly earlier on today, looked at it and thought I saw a small engine. So I enhanced the shapes I found, with fitting cut-out pices from other off my photos. I stiched and elaborated for nearly six hours, just too show u my world. Original photo Canon 10D 80mm f13 1/125 /thanx ever so much for all the kind comments on my recent uploads/ Benny

Comments (11)

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Leeco

11:33PM | Mon, 11 September 2006

LOL. What a neat concept and image. The Dragonfly is a great shot on it's on, but the subtle and precise manipulations take it to another level. How time flies when one is being creative. This is VERY creative and Very well done. Thanks for sharing.

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Zacko

12:32AM | Tue, 12 September 2006

LOL! This is genious!!! You sure did a great job on this one....even adding that "Danger" on the tail. #:o) Very impressive!

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Dianthus

12:34AM | Tue, 12 September 2006

Unbelievable. You sure are creative, imaginative and very patient person. LOVE IT BONKER:)

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kimariehere

11:49AM | Tue, 12 September 2006

WOW WHAT AN EYE YOU Have !!! love how you have drawn that engine look out hehe so thats how they get those glass like wings to fly ( giggles ) !!AWESOME !!... wonderful immagination here and fantastic macro -* an added plus to see what you saw on this little guy!!

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GiMi53

4:21PM | Tue, 12 September 2006

FANTASTIC Photo-manipulation ! So perfectly realized ! BRAVO ! Excellentissime work ! :~)

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ppetersen

8:52PM | Tue, 12 September 2006

WOW... Simply amazing. I've copied it to print out and show my students. This fits right in with our Science Curriculum this year. This is one of the most detailed macros I've seen. And your right Benny, it's got it's own engine. Of course it helps to have aerodynamic wings too... :)

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