Bienvenue sur ce site principalement dédié à la rencontre avec les Libellules de France et d'Ailleurs. Qui n'a jamais été émerveillé par leur beauté? Recensements, découvertes, discussions, explications et photographies de qualité sont nos objectifs pour vous faire aimer ces robots vivants! Pour publier vos photos ici, lire lesConditions de Publication et contacter Noushka ici:noushka321@gmail.com
Welcome to this blog dedicated to the Dragonflies of France and elsewhere. Who hasn't felt in awe by their beauty? Census, discoveries, talks, explanations and quality photographs are the main objectives here! To publish your dragonfly photos here,read the Publishing Conditionsand contact Noushka at the link above.
4 mai 2015
The first Damselfly species have emerged at last............
HAHAHA!!! You caught me big time Warren!!! Why did I think you might not publish these beauties here?!!!!! Many thanks for sharing them with us :) These are truly amazing shots, so beautiful and with such clarity and sharpness, very impressive!
Hi Warren! Magnificent pictures! Sharpness, light, bokeh, everything is completed! It is funny to see them so immature, while here they already reproduce! Greetings, M.
Bonjour, Vos photos sont superbes, à la fois esthétiques et naturalistes. Il y a une belle gestion de la zone de netteté et de l'exposition sans oublier de jolis bokehs. Vos photos pourraient se retrouver dans un livre sur l'identification des Odonates. Félicitations. Amicalement, Michel
HAHAHA!!!
RépondreSupprimerYou caught me big time Warren!!!
Why did I think you might not publish these beauties here?!!!!!
Many thanks for sharing them with us :)
These are truly amazing shots, so beautiful and with such clarity and sharpness, very impressive!
You are very kind Noushka, will I ever reach your standard of photography
RépondreSupprimer? :-)
You already proved you have :)
SupprimerCheers, 'have a good one' as would say our aussie friends :)
Hi Warren! Magnificent pictures! Sharpness, light, bokeh, everything is completed! It is funny to see them so immature, while here they already reproduce! Greetings, M.
RépondreSupprimerMorikan,
SupprimerIn some years it's a long wait for us to see our first Odonata, it's happening very slowly this year! Thanks for your comment mate :-)
Bonjour,
RépondreSupprimerVos photos sont superbes, à la fois esthétiques et naturalistes. Il y a une belle gestion de la zone de netteté et de l'exposition sans oublier de jolis bokehs. Vos photos pourraient se retrouver dans un livre sur l'identification des Odonates. Félicitations.
Amicalement,
Michel
Thank you Michel,
SupprimerI cannot fully understand you comment, but I do get the ''gist'' of what you say :-)