In Flight, Who eats Who
Working out how to capture the wonder of dragonflies. This still was pulled from yesterday’s work at the pond outside our barn studio. 
It is amusing that so many natural history sequences in series like PLANET EARTH or even our own SUNRISE EARTH focus on “who eats who,” but the fact of the matter is that this sensibility is central.
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