Emperor Dragonfly laying 2 by durleybeachbum
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Comments (7)
Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
what a wonderful dragonfly and capure, not easy but you still have the eye for nature and art! And very happy birthday to you Andrea, stay health and happy and may your future will be full of wonderful pictures! Priska
Superb capture.
Love this postwork. Like a lovely fairytale :)
Wonderful post work.
while the original is wonderful; your treatment is fantastic
The unfiltered version of this is luminous, with all kinds of prickly points of light. A beautiful fascinating shot. This version---whoosh, you turned it into a part-painting, with great rushed brushstrokes, or else a photo where everything was whooshing by. I love the final effect---full size is a must! And the light on the imperator is beautiful. This is luminous and so painterly!
(You know, I was just thinking, I choose the number of 'stars' when I comment, because I feel guilty that I no longer fav---I don't fav any image anymore, because it gives me more time to comment, and because I did so many fav's it became redundant. But I thought: Did Rembrandt post and get stars? Did Vermeer give Remb. 4 stars, because he thought R used "too many browns"? Did lesser Dutch masters say "cool" to one of Vermeer's masterpieces? Or "God bless!" ((no offense to you know who, lol)). ((I told helle I want to end my comments with "now get f___d")) Did Michelangelo post a shot of his David and say, "it's NOT FINISHED ok? but I wanted to show you the feet...I've been working on feet (I hate feet!)...and I PROMISE I'll comment this weekend! Promise...I'll be with the Pope on Sat, but Sunday---I'm in your galleries..." Did Giotto get Artist of the Month? Or Caravaggio post tutorials on YouTube? Well I think about these things...ok, I'll move on...)