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    Ofer Levy
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    Default Rainbow Bee-eater with a dragonfly

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    Taken a few years ago not far from Sydney. Please forgive me if I have posted this before as I can't remember...:cool:

    Taken as a vertical - about 75% of full frame

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    Hi Ofer, Wonderful image even if he is eating my favorite Macro subject:( Love the perch, BG, and HA.
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    Wow this is a beauty Ofer . Love the composition and the perch as well as the dragonfly which puts it over the top. Excellent color and detail too !!!!

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    Ofer, great image. I like everything about this!

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    Sweet image, nice head angle, bg and the dragonfly puts it over the top.

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    This is so cool Ofer, love the details and sharpness, what a great BG and cool perch too! mazel tov on these series.
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    this is a nice shot. You must have studied Alan Murphy's book. :)

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    Wonderful image all around Ofer.

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    Outstanding shot Ofer!!! Very nicely done.

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    Fantastic details and composition. The perch and DF add a lot to this image.

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    Great job getting this one with a meal!
    I don't remember seen it before. Lovely light and stunning bird, thanks for sharing.

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    It looks very sharp considering the 2X teleconverter on the 500 mm lens. I like the head turn, the neat eye contact and, of course, the big dragonfly in the beak. Light is a bit intense to my taste but the shooting angle helps to minimize the presence of shadows. Fantastic job for such a low shutter speed :)

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