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There is a chill in the air.
The land is blanketed in crisp sunlight.
It’s September,
and Fall is ready for flight.
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This is beautiful! Did you use a macro lens to capture the image or did you just get really close?
Thank you! I usually use the macro on my dragonflies out here but this one was perched up high in a tree by my porch. I stood underneath captured him with my telephoto.
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