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copper and pink
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Uploaded: 09/16/06 8:56 PM GMT
copper and pink
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At last i took a picture of a butterfly that isnt blurred! They always flutterby when i go near them with my camera! I stunned this one into submission with my telepathic thoughts to make it stay still! haha Its called a Copper so i am told!
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09/16/06 11:22 PM GMT
Stunning! Great color, clarity and use of DOF. I think it's a keeper. Thanks for sharing.
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Charlie
That is great Jan...I am very happy for you...they are not easy to capture...have to have patience...Do you use that telepathic power very often?? ....gerry..
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Nice tight focus that really makes the butterfly stand out.No doubt about the subject of this image and that is one of the marks of a truly good photograph. Kudos.
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More does not always equal better.
Nice , good colors and focus.
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"Whenever you find yourself on the side of the majority, it is time to pause and reflect."
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These colors are amazing. Beautiful contrast, and it is super clear. I love it!
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Very beautiful butterfly! I love the clarity and I envy you - they always flutter by me, too. Someday!
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How lovely it is when unexpected blessings come into my life to cheer me up and put a smile into my heart. Help me to pass them on, dear Lord. Fay Angus
A lovely shot Jan, with wonderful contrasts of colours.
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The question is not what you look at, but what you see ~ Marcel Proust
Hi Jan, a lovely composition - full of summer warmth and scents. It's actually a Comma butterfly and I think the plant is Verbena bonariensis [I have some in my garden] which is a great insect attractant - particularly Hummingbird Hawkmoths.
Cheers,
Steve.
Cheers,
Steve.
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