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July 8, 2015: An Alien Dragonfly?
Credit & Copyright: Richard A. Janushan from Las Vegas, Nevada
An Alien Dragonfly?: "A beautiful alien looking dragonfly in the bright morning sun."
An Alien Dragonfly?: "A beautiful alien looking dragonfly in the bright morning sun."
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2015-07-08 19:46:34
Christine from
B.C. Canada about 9years ago said:
I am totally ignorant about smart phones and the technology of photography, but I am not ignorant of nature. And when you have an open heart Richard, you will always be at the right place at the right time. :) Lucky dragonfly to be admired by the many.
I am totally ignorant about smart phones and the technology of photography, but I am not ignorant of nature. And when you have an open heart Richard, you will always be at the right place at the right time. :) Lucky dragonfly to be admired by the many.
Laura from
Brasil about 9years ago said:
Amazing wings that this wonderful dragonfly has ; )
Amazing wings that this wonderful dragonfly has ; )
Greg from
Australia about 9years ago said:
Brilliant capture, Richard...and such detail from a smartphone!Technology really has come along way
Brilliant capture, Richard...and such detail from a smartphone!Technology really has come along way
Richard A. Janushan from
Las Vegas, Nevada about 9years ago said:
To Rob Barrett: No, all I had with me was my new Samsung Galaxy S6. It takes fantastic photos for a smartphone. Long time ago, I knew of a young girl who won a prestigious photo contest with a cheap instamatic. Forty years ago I took a stunning 15 minute exposure of the Andromeda Galaxy using only a Nikkormat FT2 35mm SLR with a standard F1.4 50mm lens, on Fuji 400 ASA slide film and a simple clock drive for tracking. So it%u2019s not so much about a fancy camera, but keeping your eyes open to Nature%u2019s wonders, and being at the right place at the right time. That%u2019s the hard part.
To Rob Barrett: No, all I had with me was my new Samsung Galaxy S6. It takes fantastic photos for a smartphone. Long time ago, I knew of a young girl who won a prestigious photo contest with a cheap instamatic. Forty years ago I took a stunning 15 minute exposure of the Andromeda Galaxy using only a Nikkormat FT2 35mm SLR with a standard F1.4 50mm lens, on Fuji 400 ASA slide film and a simple clock drive for tracking. So it%u2019s not so much about a fancy camera, but keeping your eyes open to Nature%u2019s wonders, and being at the right place at the right time. That%u2019s the hard part.
rob barrett from
minneapolis about 9years ago said:
Richard, That's really nice. Did you use a macro lens?
Richard, That's really nice. Did you use a macro lens?
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