The best camera is the one you have with you
by wejna

Comment by posthumous:
beautiful color on the edge of nothing ness

The best camera is the one you have with you
by wejna

Comment by jomari:
To me this is way more interesting and appealing than most night sky shots.

The best camera is the one you have with you
by wejna

Comment by illini75:
Nice tones

The best camera is the one you have with you
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Comment by MadMan2k:
No kidding, you can do long exposures like that with a phone camera??

The best camera is the one you have with you
by wejna

Comment by hiltonmd:
Agreed!

The best camera is the one you have with you
by wejna

Comment by tanguera:
I love this grainy, noisy, murky mess.

The best camera is the one you have with you
by wejna

Comment by armando_m:
now that was with a phone? with a phone !?!?!?!? really ...

wow
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Needs sum exursis
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Comment by sfalice:
this image made me giggle, again.
:)

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Comment by chalice:
I like this a lot, but think the focus is just a tad too narrow as his back wing would have been nicer if sharper. Still, the colors are good and the background blur is pleasing. I scored it well, but it just missed being one of my favorites by the narrowest of margins.

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Comment by levyj413:
It's interesting to me to compare this to my recent free study entry, which was a bee on a similar flower. There, I was able to use the much larger size to show the detail of these tiny subjects. Here, I want to see more detail, more sharply, than what's presented, and the image doesn't really use the long, thin shape of the allowed aspect ratio. I can't really tell whether this would be a good shot at a larger size, but that's part of my problem with this entry. Check out another macro entry in this challenge that shows a butterfly's wings spread wide, or another one of a dragonfly's long body. Both of those really use the odd shape of the allowable crop.