Sissy_Snapped

Acrobat

Acrobat

One of my all time favorite and first shots of a dragonfly perched on a rosebud. I like the smile, the mirrored effect of the eyes and the pose. ...
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One of my all time favorite and first shots of a dragonfly perched on a rosebud. I like the smile, the mirrored effect of the eyes and the pose.
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South Carolina, US

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Nov, 2021

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