Annie and the Dragon fly 2 ( from nose to finger ) by kimariehere
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Hello ALL!!
After the dragonfly was on Annie's nose for about two minutes , she couldn't take it any more as it itched and tickled her so MUCH! .IT was a very friednly dragonfly and didn't seem to be bothered by the whole experiance... SO she put her finger up to her nose it crawled up on her finger off her nose and I shot this ..seconds after this the little fellow flew off !
Its a little dark but I still like the frontal view of it there smiling ,so thought I would share it today ...( if you havn't seen the shot of it when it first landed smack dab on her nose hehe * see my gallery a few uploads back !!)
Thank you for all your time and comments .And a BIG thank you for all your support this month it had meant the world to me and I am truley honored and greatful!!
Love to you all!!
((( BIg hugs !! )))
♥ ~ Kimmers!! :O)

Comments (78)
What exactly do you spray your kids with?...maybe they were bugs in past lives..or you've been training bugs..and kudos for the set-up...amazing!
Wow....what an image! This is a real photo...amazing! Great great shot!!!!
the dragonfly knew it was visiting a person with a kind heart. excellent macro
Awesome capture, Kimmers, would ya look at those eyes and the dragonfly of course!!! Love to you all too ;-) Di. Bugsville in this room, they all bite me:-( BIG!!! comes with living in the middle of nowhere ;-)
Kimarie, this is an Amazing photo! The reflection on the dragonfly's eye(?) is sooo cool, and I love the way you've framed the image!....And, of course, what a lovely daughter!!
An attentive glance, having the aim, a dragonfly studded on a finger of the child to the soft glance. Two large eyes of insects which seem to face the objective. Here to make a beautiful stereotype, very amusing, especially by learning that the insect will take its take-off! Beautiful catch of sight Kimarie and good reflexe.
WOW, I really like this a lot!
Kimarieeeeeeeeeeee!!!!! I don't want to hear storiesssssssss!!! I want that shot you took off with the new SLR Camera!! Your first test shot!!!! :((( Hummmmm.. Booooooo! :)) What a shot Kimaire!! Love the POV and your colours.. And love your little ANGEL to :) Wonderful DOF on the fact tho and amazing quality.. Tell me.. Is this is your new cam? The quality gained a lot :P Congratulation honey and now let me see how can you kick some ass! :))) Mouwaaaaaaaah and hugs to you JOE
LOL AT JOE!! NOPEeeeeee didnt have my new slr when this was taken in mich dear Jow !!..no this was taken with my pocket cam!! yes i first put up a test shot today but it was just a strait shot of chrissy and kinda borning in my idea of things compositionally will send my first shot though to anyone who wants to see it just give me your email k? is that fair hehe!!...
Ah, this is such a wonderful shot. Excellent work Kim!!
It's a priceless beautiful image. :)
Hey! He IS smiling! Cool! (great shot, Kimmers!)
Really AMAZING and an excellent composition!!
Very cool shot Kimmers ... fantastic image!!! *****
Amazing closeup my friend....!!! Impressive detail in the dragonfly.....!!!
she will be blessed by all nature her whole life :) wonderful
I didn't know a dragonfly could smile but this one certainly is. How funny. I guess he is happy he landed on such a pretty girl.
That should be framed and hung in a special plce. what a great picture...the dragon even looks like he's smiling..
Another amazing shot of your daughter with what has to be the world's most docile dragonfly:)
What a crazy face on the dragonfly, did you paint that on? amazing shot, I luv the POV.
The striking feature in this picture will have to be Annie's eyes - I think they are beautiful to be honest. The dragonfly is so adorable as well - I hate bugs - and even though I've seen how cute and gorgeous they are in your photos - I am not sure if I would change my mind about them. In my case, they are best enjoyed in a distance grin. Been browsing through your gallery - and boy, your pictures are brilliant :) Cheers, Tina
the dragonfly is smilieing lol. look like he very happy.. real good shot
Super shot Kimmers! Love the POV!! Your daughter looks more "Alice" than Annie in this shot!!
Great Scott, Annie's eyes are as big as saucers! Good side lighting and shadow! Yessiree, that attar or pheromone spray or ointment will do it every time! You can attract all kinds of little critters that way. The dragonfly looks like a fighter plane coming in head on. Apparently running interference for Annie. Can't be the same one you use all the time since they have a lifespan of only 24 hours. All in all, a winner all the way, Kimmiepoo!
didnt use any ointment or spray to attract them we were on a trip with my Mom to south bend ... just landed naturally no lie i promise!!... it was the same dragonfly as on her nose just came off her nose onto the finger LOL why all the doubting thomases??...
An amazing shot! I love his little face! She'll definitely have a story to share when she heads back to school!
It's interesting how cooperative all these bugs have been in these photos. Are they professional bug models or what?
OMG!!!!...What a Cool Shot......=]
Awww!! Totally cute!!!
nice way to fill a frame!