Coenonympha pamphilus

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Coenonympha pamphilus sent on July 27, 2012 (17:06) by Cristian Arghius. 5 comments, 974 views.

ISO 100, tripod.

40 stacked natural light exposures at ISO 100 were used to create an image of a lovely small heath - Coenonympha pamphilus. Phototgraphed on 03.05.2012. Equipment: Canon EOS 5D Mark II, reversed Rodenstock APO-Rodagon-D 75/4.5 lens on Nikon PB-6 bellows.

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7 persons like it: Giancarlo Di Miceli, Kimera69, Marcello73, Marco Palazzo, MarsCr, Silvio C, Toni

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Pigi47

sent on July 27, 2012 (17:53)

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Great detail of a subject is not easy for all the hair above it. I rotated the camera slightly to the left to take advantage of the diagonal of the frame, thereby taking advantage of a strong point of the image to make it more dynamic. Excuse my English.

Great detail of a subject is not easy for all the hair above it. I rotated the camera slightly to the left to take advantage of the diagonal of the frame, thereby taking advantage of a strong point of the image to make it more December dynamic. Excuse my Inglese.

Gian Piero Luciani

sent on July 27, 2012 (20:24)

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very beautiful photos, crisp, detailed, wonderful exemplar.
The high-resolution version is just perfect.

very beautiful photos, crisp, detailed, wonderful exemplar.
The high-resolution version is just perfect.

Kimera69

sent on July 28, 2012 (0:11)

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nice shot, great detail Eeeek!!!

wow wow wow nice shot, great detailwow! wow wow!

Cristian Arghius

sent on July 31, 2012 (18:20)

Thanks a lot for the visit and comments! Sorriso

Roberto Marini

sent on August 18, 2012 (23:08)

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a fantastic detail, I would have brought a hairdresser, MrGreen

congratulations bravo hello roberto Sorriso

a fantastic detail, I would have brought a hairdresser,:-D:-D:-D :-) ;-) congratulations bravo hello roberto

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