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Another old shot from Singapore Botanic Garden, a male Trithemis aurora
 EOS D60, EF 100mm macro USM, 550EX DOF could be better on this one I guess, I rather like the colors combination here, hope you like it. |
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Looks like some kid took to the poor critter with some crayons! The DOF doesn't bother me, in fact, I think the soft background is brilliant and you may have lost that with a smaller aperture.
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