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A kiss from a dragonfly

A kiss from a dragonfly

I found this beautiful dragonfly struggling to keep afloat in my pool. I quickly rescued it with my leaf catcher, it was facing away from me in the middle of th...
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I found this beautiful dragonfly struggling to keep afloat in my pool. I quickly rescued it with my leaf catcher, it was facing away from me in the middle of the catcher but it turned around and came towards me and looked up. It was as though it was saying thankyou! Within seconds it had flown away. When I downloaded the image I noticed the X on the leaf catcher. I'd like to think it was a thankyou kiss from a dragonfly

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Canon EOS 60D

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Aperture 56/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 100/1

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Jan, 2017

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+6

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