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    The subject was hard to see in the original (and in person) so I had a hard time coming up with an interesting edit that didn't make it completely disappear! It was originally posted in Family and Friends. This has been treated with Photoshop's Bas Relief filter. To me it looks like a fossilized......:D

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    Nice work...I know but will leave it for someone else, but they are named Anisoptera....No Google searches allowed...:)
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    Very nice Ken. I know what it is but won't tell! I think the treatment really did a good job of making it even harder to see.

    BTW, congrats on your new title!
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    Well done Ken.

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    Great fossil, Ken! :) Fun image.

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    It does look like fossil. Good subject and a nice treatment.

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    Great fossil look. I like the idea and the execution!:)

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