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damselflies again
© stormdancer
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Uploaded: 08/27/05 11:31 AM GMT
damselflies again
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This one I posted some time ago. And I think it a good shot...but it was removed. I disagree with that, and can read that more people diagree with some removals. This one got a high ranking and great comments...so i don't understand. So I would like to hear comments from you all. I know the written rules and explanations here. And want to know how the mayority here thinks about them. I know moderators have the rights to remove shots....but removing some of peoples best shots isn't stimulating at all to keep on posting. I like to be proud on my album but when these kind of shots can be removed, fun stops. with kind regards and hope on a lot of comment about this subject Paul
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+mayne
11/21/05 3:27 AM GMT
This is a great nature photograph. What a rare sight you have shared with us.
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Darryl
Best one I every have seen.
It is realy hard to capture this moment and this dragon is really really small.
I vote 10 and this is first time to vote 10 for any photograph.
Great work, keep going on.
It is realy hard to capture this moment and this dragon is really really small.
I vote 10 and this is first time to vote 10 for any photograph.
Great work, keep going on.
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It’s a wonderful image depicting the true beauty of nature. I’m still trying to get one this good.
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There are three colours, Ten digits and seven notes, its what we do with them that’s important.
Ruth Ross
I don't see any reason it would have been removed. Perhaps it was put somewhere else by mistake? The mods handle a lot of images and that very thing happened to at least two of my photos, MIA, but when I asked about it they were found and put back.
Incidentally, for anyone thinking you might be wrong about these damsels, thinking they may be dragonflies instead, the two species look very much alike but only the damselfly can fold it's wings back like you're seeing here. Good shot, btw, Paul.
-Nik
Incidentally, for anyone thinking you might be wrong about these damsels, thinking they may be dragonflies instead, the two species look very much alike but only the damselfly can fold it's wings back like you're seeing here. Good shot, btw, Paul.
-Nik
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