Dancing on the Edge Acrylic Print

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Dragonflies are masters of flight. They can move each of their four wings independently. In addition to flapping each wing up and down, they can rotate their wings forward and back on an axis. Thus, putting on an aerial show like no other insect. They can move straight up or down, fly backwards, stop and hover, and make hairpin turns, at full speed or in slow motion. A dragonfly up to 30 miles per hour.

I am a nature and wildlife photographer who traversed the world for two decades before residing in the beautiful state of Virginia to spend my time capturing wonderful images of egrets, blue heron, glorious sunsets and other scenes that touch my heart. Occasionally, the artist in me applies textures, filters and digital light-room techniques to alter realism into my personal artistic vision, thus resulting in some remarkable abstractions, inspirational prints, cards and posters. My images can be used to decorate your homes, offices, restaurants, hotel lobbies, etc., and can be purchased as framed, canvas, acrylic, metal, posters prints, and greeting cards. Olahs Photography offers a host of framing and matting options, which come with...