Foreshadowing IV: The End of...... by moonfish

Photography • Story/Sequential • posted on Oct 20, 2003

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...the fence, the trail, and the series...this guy went off into the cedars right after I snapped this.... I had a great time following him as he danced through the late afternoon sun!

Comments (14)

logiloglu

7:40PM | Mon, 20 October 2003

excellent picture, love the colours . !!!!!!! :o) !!!!!!!!

cynlee

8:23PM | Mon, 20 October 2003

he probably enjoyed it as much as you, appears quite friendly! :] great shot with the colors!

dragonfly2000

10:46PM | Mon, 20 October 2003

Moonfish this is so excellent it verges on surreal! Outstanding.

funkandjazz

3:20AM | Tue, 21 October 2003

He's an elegant fella... nice sharp shot. :)

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Legadia

3:43AM | Tue, 21 October 2003

Another fine capture :-))

gallimel

4:36AM | Tue, 21 October 2003

I had definitely a wonderful tme too :) excellent series. :)

Abessinia

9:40AM | Tue, 21 October 2003

beautiful picture of a fascinating creature!

LouisCyphre

10:39AM | Tue, 21 October 2003

Nice praying mantis in warm colours - Fine capture

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Akinom

3:18AM | Wed, 22 October 2003

Thanks for this great series... could watch him for hours more!

ratto

9:28AM | Wed, 22 October 2003

My preferred one! Love the composition, and the blurred background, with sky, trees and little clouds :) Thank you for sharing these beautiful shots :) huggles :)

Sunster

10:22AM | Wed, 22 October 2003

Stunning! He looks mighty happy against that gorgeous blue sky! Superb series, my friend. :)

Acerebel

8:53PM | Fri, 24 October 2003

Marvellous sequence. Luck always plays a part - having the subject cooperate, having it show up in the first place, and all that - but after that, it's all down to skill. You kept your head, and kept on shooting. Framing's great, POV and DOF are great! Great all round!

darksecret1

9:47PM | Fri, 24 October 2003

wow, it's big. great shot.

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