Lantaarntje (Ischnura elegans) by Juliette.Gribnau

Photography • Macro • posted on Jun 01, 2016

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so sorry, but the name beneath the photograph is incorrect... I couldn;t replace the image, but the name above the photo is the right name

Comments (13)

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giulband

6:25AM | Wed, 01 June 2016

Incredibly fascinating piece of photographic art !!!!!!

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photosynthesis

9:30AM | Wed, 01 June 2016

It has a kind of fierce, monstrous look to it - it would be a terrifying creature if it wasn't so small...

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kgb224

11:02AM | Wed, 01 June 2016

Wonderful capture Juliette. God bless.

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X-PaX

11:07AM | Wed, 01 June 2016

Very nice capture Juliette but i can't see a difference in the name?

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farmerC

1:40PM | Wed, 01 June 2016

Pure Schoonheid.

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T.Rex

2:17PM | Wed, 01 June 2016

Fascinating face on photo. Wide opening = mouth with tongue? Looks rather frightening even if small. Also, I just have never figure out how a dragonfly can actually fly. Amazingthis stayed so still you could take its portrait. Keep up the good work! :-)

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wysiwig

6:37PM | Wed, 01 June 2016

It seems to be fascinated by you. Or maybe it just wants to be famous by appearing on Renderosity. This is a spectacular image, very clear and detailed including what appears to be a mustache.

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VEDES

6:19AM | Thu, 02 June 2016

Excellent art again!!!!!

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prutzworks

9:07AM | Thu, 02 June 2016

cool DOF and focussing on the eyes

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durleybeachbum

11:37AM | Thu, 02 June 2016

Superb!

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rr4terps

12:05PM | Thu, 02 June 2016

Fantastic! Very nice sharp detail and clarity. Nice depth of field and nice composition. I also like the eye-level angle at which you took this photo because it really engages insect and viewer with one another.

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