There's a tiny, seemingly unremarkable insect floating around the backyard. It appears to be a white moth, no bigger than the heads of clover it's dancing upon. So small you may not even notice. Or you may notice, but a little white moth holds no interest. Or you may be curious so you grab your camera for a closer look. Oh my ! Another to add to my list
Beautiful little butterfly Gary !! We have them here and they are not easy to photograph aside from being very small , they never stay still and move SO quickly. Great set.
Both are very well done Gary. How do you feel about darkening that bright blade of grass intruding from the bottom of the first image? While the second is a very clean image the first has a nicer angle and shows the environment adding interest to this very well composed image.
quigsby wrote:
Nice ones Gary
Thank you
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birdied wrote:
Beautiful little butterfly Gary !! We have them here and they are not easy to photograph aside from being very small , they never stay still and move SO quickly. Great set.
Birdie
They definitely don't sit still for very long Thanks Birdie
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morris wrote:
Both are very well done Gary. How do you feel about darkening that bright blade of grass intruding from the bottom of the first image? While the second is a very clean image the first has a nicer angle and shows the environment adding interest to this very well composed image.
Morris
Yup. I considered that while editing. My thought was to remove it but I got lazy I'll give it a try
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Such a sharp looking little guy with his bright white and contrasting blues and black, well caught Gary!
But how do they do it? I wear a white shirt to lunch and I'm doomed to have a spot on it somewhere, somehow... yet they go their whole life in a pure white uniform and they look pristine, heh.
G.E. Smith wrote:
These are great Gary. Fantastic detail. No idea how beautiful they are until I saw your images. Pretty cool looking antennas they have.
Greg
Thanks Greg. Always a nice surprise when you look through the viewfinder and find the unexpected
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viper699 wrote:
Pretty, and blue is such a rare color in nature.
Thank you. I wish I could have gotten the top of the wings. It looks like they might be more colorful.
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psharvic wrote:
Nice catch of a beautiful small butterfly.
Thanks
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Ronny Olsson wrote:
Lovely !
Ronny
Thanks you Ronny
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Erictator wrote:
Such a sharp looking little guy with his bright white and contrasting blues and black, well caught Gary!
But how do they do it? I wear a white shirt to lunch and I'm doomed to have a spot on it somewhere, somehow... yet they go their whole life in a pure white uniform and they look pristine, heh.
