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Damselfly

30 December 2007 880 views 2 Comments

Damselfly

I enjoyed nature macro photography and spends many hours in the outdoors shooting flowers and insects. This photo of a damselfly  is taken at Singapore Botanic Gardens. Here a shallow depth of field is used to throw everything other than the head of the fly into a patch of blur. This in turn created a soothing background of green.

 

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  • Darkspore said:

    Nice macro! I just at the Botanic Gardens as well, but I did not managed to find that many insects, bugs or stuff to take. Maybe I did not know where are the good spots.

    # 23 August 2009 at 11:12 pm
  • Cheng (author) said:

    hello thanks for visiting…insects and bugs usually can be found near the various small ponds in SBG. Damselflies are quite small so it is easy to miss them.

    # 24 August 2009 at 10:55 am

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