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The image posted is fine. Areas to consider would be:

1. Shoot with a smaller aperture for more depth of field. This damselfly (not a dragonfly) would benefit from more the insect's body and wings being in sharp focus such as f/4 or f/5.6.

2. Place your focus point on the eyes. The focus is very sharp on the wing attachment. At f/2.8, the DOF of field did not extend to the cover the eyes.

3. Process the noise a bit more. This post seems straight out of camera? Very clean, but a bit more processing would help.

4. Given the image resolution available from the 5DIV, consider re-cropping to include just the damselfly and the stick where mounted, moving the insect to the upper right corner (1/3 intersection) and discarding the out of focus branch and leaves.