up close and personal by Richardphotos

Photography • Macro • posted on Jun 24, 2007

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this dragonfly must have been tired because it allowed me to get a matter of 2-3 inches from it.as you can see I could only focus on parts.when I was taking the picture of the damselfly another tiny 1 incher,this dragonfly was at my feet and I did not noticed until it flew to another place close thanks for viewing and any comments

Comments (91)

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alhak

6:33AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

cant get more personal then these shots i think! wonderful macros

wishes3d

6:34AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

Great detail! Excellent!

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stevey3d

6:35AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

Wonderful detail! Superb Richard!

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richard57

6:36AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

wonderful work excellent my friend5+++++++!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! richard

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claude19

6:37AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

BEautiful work ! Splendid macros !!! BRILLIANT !!!

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Luka_30

6:38AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

Very evident details!

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awadissk

6:38AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

Very good close up, excellent!!!!!!!!!!

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babuinodeoro

6:40AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

woww excellent microcosmos here

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sessan53

6:45AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

Excellent picture... Very great work... 5+:-)hugs kirsti

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STEVIEUKWONDER

6:55AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

Doesn't get much closer than this Richard. Excellent Sir! Steve :o)

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NekhbetSun

7:02AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

Definitely up close n personal...good ones Richard! ~ Hugs ~

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Hendesse

7:07AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

Interesting collage with stunning details. Superbly done!!

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Bampster

7:10AM | Sun, 24 June 2007

What can I say? Your work in this area of photography is extraordinary and the details you depict are fantastic. You manage to depict these insects as delicate, jewel-like bio-machines that have incredible complexity. Excellent work, Richard!!!!!!

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