Both my Wife Patti and I will be posting photos on this site. Hope you enjoy them as much as we have fun taking them. And many thanks to all who view them and comment.
What a separate colour of the butterfly. It is exactly as if he has lain in mud. And it has been dried on. And that mud starts fall there finished. (The orange colour).
Beautiful!
Wil
Picture Purrrfect .
A purrrfect world is what we all want, but, seems too unobtainable. If I've viewed and commented on your post, and you liked my remarks then NO THANKS is needed...just getting to see your wonderful work is thanks enough for me!!
Also BIG thanks to all who check out my work!! I appreciate any and all comments & feedback!!
I'm struck by the difference in the colors of the flower and the colors on the butterfly. They speak to me of summer's delicate blooms and fall's strong, yet equally fascinating colors...this to me is a very nice transition photo from season to season and I'm sure it will make a very nice desktop as well. The clarity is shown in the detail of both your subjects, as every crisp hair and marking on the butterfly's legs, feet and wings are so sharp they look as if they are under a microscope, and you can see the flowers "petals" standing up until the feather weight of the insect. That's what I call clarity :) The composition is naturally presented, and naturally appealing..but what I like most about this, as I said is the juxtapositioning of the two seasons portraying a gentle transition. :)PJ
Great closeup shot! The only thing that keeps it from being perfect is the noise/graininess in some parts and the excessive posterization on the background.
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