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Sep 15, 2007 08:36 | #1

The first one is a female Nannophya pygmaea (a very tiny DF, about 2cm long, <1 inch) and the second one is Rhyothemis phyllis.

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Sep 15, 2007 08:39 | #2

Nice shots Kerwin. Esp like #2 good wing detail.

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Sep 15, 2007 23:57 | #4

Wonderful shots again Kerwin!!

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Sep 15, 2007 23:59 as a reply to @ Photogirl2007's post | #5

Those are amazing captures. Very impressive. If you don't mind me asking, what equipment did you use & what what were your camera settings?

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Sep 16, 2007 03:07 as a reply to @ bigchef920's post | #6

Nice shots Kerwin. Really like the first one.

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Sep 16, 2007 04:16 | #7

WRT shot 1, I didn't know there were dragonflies that were that small, but dragonfly it certainly is. Nice capture. Shot 2 is also good and is of a very attractive insect but placed a bit too central.

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Sep 16, 2007 08:09 | #8

Very nice shots # 1 is neat great body markings and love the wing detail in #2 I agree with Eccles I would off center the DF a bit for composition
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