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dragonfly hide n' seek

It should have been the perfect place for a game of hide and seek for this sleek dragonfly, but it forgot one thing its amazingly huge head. This astonishing shot was captured by keen photographer Milan Zygmunt. The amateur snapper from the Czech Republic, said: I enjoy taking pictures of anything that is moving, staying calm or lying still. I am particularly keen on taking pictures of nature and everything that is related to that. I took this photo early in the morning. I decided to take some photos at the pond which is situated near the place I live. At that time there was a lack of good light and dragonflies were waking up slowly. The original intention was to take their picture from the side in their natural environment. Luckily, it was rather difficult as the dragonflies kept hiding behind leaves and it was impossible to incorporate it well. Anytime I changed the position, a dragonfly moved the same direction as I did and it was hidden behind the leaf again. This process lasted about 40 minutes then it got warmer and the dragonfly flew away. Anyway, it was quite funny and I am looking forward to next hunt of restless dragonflies.
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dragonfly hide n' seek<br /> <br /> It should have been the perfect place for a game of hide and seek for this sleek dragonfly, but it forgot one thing its amazingly huge head. This astonishing shot was captured by keen photographer Milan Zygmunt. The amateur snapper from the Czech Republic, said: I enjoy taking pictures of anything that is moving, staying calm or lying still. I am particularly keen on taking pictures of nature and everything that is related to that. I took this photo early in the morning. I decided to take some photos at the pond which is situated near the place I live. At that time there was a lack of good light and dragonflies were waking up slowly. The original intention was to take their picture from the side in their natural environment. Luckily, it was rather difficult as the dragonflies kept hiding behind leaves and it was impossible to incorporate it well. Anytime I changed the position, a dragonfly moved the same direction as I did and it was hidden behind the leaf again. This process lasted about 40 minutes then it got warmer and the dragonfly flew away. Anyway, it was quite funny and I am looking forward to next hunt of restless dragonflies.<br /> ©Milan Zygmunt/exclusivepix