kevin cassar
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Fantastic photo of a very beautiful girl. I can't give you much advice on the technical side since I am a beginner in these terms. What I can say though is that the beautiful face coupled with the captivating look in her eyes made it had for me to look at anything else. And with a body like hers I think that's a huge statement. Congratulations for your capture and thanks for sharing this beauty. -
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It seems like the focus is on the stem rather than on the eyes of the dragonfly. Wonder if this was intentional. Still a good photo though as dragonflies are not easy to capture. Can you give us more details on the photo like focal length, aperture and speed. You see I'm thinking about getting me a D200 and am looking out for shots taken with this model. Thanks -
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I may be wrong but I think this is a Swift Setwing (Dythemis Velox). Check out these links http://www.imunu.com/SwiftSetwing_1.html and http://www.imunu.com/SwiftSetwing_2.html
Hope I solved your identity problem and by the way GREAT SHOT!!!.
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The crucifiction at the Tarxien pageant.
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The only pity in this photo is that the (drugged) bull missed the beast. And I'm refering to the one on the horse. I know everyone has the right to an opinion but killing (and especially unnecessary killing) is not a nice thing in anyone's book. I choose not to rate.
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Drawing lots for the Robe at the Tarxien pageant. Please comment. -
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What you see here is a damselfly which is very well captured in this shot. Nice colours, comp. and DOF. Well done.
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Do you prefer this one? Please comment. -
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Some "men" think it's macho to wear a silly costume and slaughter a well drugged animal. The only photos of this kind that I appreciate are the ones where the bull wins. -
I did not find any exif data with this image and so my comments are based on guessing. I think it would have come out better if the flash was used (assuming it was not). Needs a little sharpening too though it would have both more contrast and sharpness with the flash. Please view my picture of a really tiny baby mantis (less than an inch long) http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=4292120&size=lg
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This one, I had a hard time trying to shoot as it would not stay
still or come out in the open where I could get a better
composition. At least the focus was ok. What do you think?
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Your photo of this wasp is very sharp and very close. I wonder how you managed to get so close to it since wasps are very sensitive and usually don't let you get very close to them. I've seen the rest of the photos and this is my favourite both in terms of sharpness and composition. I don't think we have this kind of wasp over here...at least I've never seen one. Well done and thanks for looking at mine.
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Please critique. I'd appreciate if low ratings are accompanied with
an explanatory comment. Thanks. Please view larger.
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A robberfly with it's meal (an unlucky bee). Please view larger.
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Thanks Jim for the insight. You were spot on! This is a Robber fly also known as Assassin Fly and Bee Killer. The latter is exactly what's happening in my photo as upon close inspection (and the given knowledge) the victim is a bee. Where do you get this knowledge from? -
Strange looking insect. Not sure if it's looking after the little
one or if it's gonna eat it? Does anyone know? Do you know what
species it is?
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Great macro close up shot of this insect. Looks almost unreal in yellow as if it was made of plastic. Interesting to note the three simple (like bees at the top of the head) are very evident. I invite you to have a look at my photos if you have the time. Well done
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Judas from the Tarxien pageant 2006. Also in shot are "Zera" and
the devil in black on the left. Please comment and critique.
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