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Dhaval Solanki

Tail Of A Dragonfly

Tail Of A Dragonfly

It was an time of monsoon when i clicked this pic.I was excited to use my life first macro lens for phone which i got as an gift and i was wondering wish i cou...
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It was an time of monsoon when i clicked this pic.I was excited to use my life first macro lens for phone which i got as an gift and i was wondering wish i could click dragonfly with this phone attaching macro lens and in the morning i saw a dragonfly resting on a plant i went close very slowly and start clicking the pictures and this is what i ended up with the tail.
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camera

SM-J710F

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Aperture f/1.9 ISO 100 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 370/100

location

location

Ahmedabad, Gujarat, IN

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upload_date

Nov, 2020

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