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This shot comes from a set of pictures taken in 2023 last dawn. I enjoyed a colorful spectacle in a really quiet and nice place near "Calella de Palafrugell" in Costa Brava.
This is a panorama made up of three HDR long exposure shots taken in auto-braking (-1.4ev, -0.7ev., +0e, +0.7ev, +1.4ev), being the base shot 6 seconds long. The panorama was made with Hugin, using a Panini General projection while the whole process was done with Darktable. The HDR works well, achieving an interesting picture. You can read additional technical information in my profile (about section).
An individual of Netelia sp. (Ichneumonidae) obliquely lit by a halogen light at night.
Taken with EF-S18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 III lens + 20 mm extension tube. Processed in Darktable.
HDR 3xp mapped with Darktable and post processed with The Gimp.
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Se dice que las libélulas fueron prácticamente deificadas como las almas de los muertos en la cultura nativa americana y anunciadas como sÃmbolos de pureza y transformación, asà como de victoria, poder y prosperidad. Se cuenta que los birmanos nativos lanzaban regularmente libélulas en el agua circundante a sus asentamientos para controlar las poblaciones de mosquitos que causaban la fiebre amarilla.