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    Default painted damsel

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    nikon d 800 e iso 400
    ap 1/200 @ 5.6
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    Stuart, is this oil paint from PS? I love the swirls in the bright blues of the abdomen and eyes, and the tiny bright lines adding depth to the wings. Great pose & nice clean perch, with nice mottled dark bkgd. This painted damsel took very well to OOTB techniques!

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    Great effects, Stuart. Just enough texture, and I agree with Nancy about the eyes and abdomen.

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    Very nice! You almost had me -- at first I thought this was a new kind of dragonfly for me, then I put on my reading glasses. The light round area in the UR draws my attention -- it would be easy to blur out or burn down.

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    Funky treatment Stuart. The subtle use of OP is well controlled. The lens flare doesn't bother me too much as the BG gradation goes form dark to light.

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    Hi, Stuart, I like the subtle use of OP. I think I would remove the out of focus blob on the underneath side of the stem behind the legs of the dragonfly.
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