Butterfly Macros - Identification please!
Posted 28/06/2009 - 22:05
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Lovely photos. It's a Small Tortoiseshell, a male I think.
Posted 29/06/2009 - 14:04
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Mike-P wrote:
Now how about a little movie showing it fluttering about ... oh sorry, forgot you had to give the K-7 back
Don't even start! Was thinking the same thing!Now how about a little movie showing it fluttering about ... oh sorry, forgot you had to give the K-7 back
Glad you all liked 'em, was chuffed to bits with 'em!
It's amazing how much difference there is between monitors / setup etc as on the machine at work, the colours are so much bolder, and the one at home is calibrated!
Posted 29/06/2009 - 14:08
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Danny
I am so bleeming jealous of those shots those are fantastic shots. All look great to me, but I really love the first one and the last two shots purely because of the warm colours of the butterfly. But all of them seem absolutely wonderful.
Tell me now, isn't macro photography fun? , pretty addictive if you ask me
I am so bleeming jealous of those shots those are fantastic shots. All look great to me, but I really love the first one and the last two shots purely because of the warm colours of the butterfly. But all of them seem absolutely wonderful.
Tell me now, isn't macro photography fun? , pretty addictive if you ask me
Amin Photo Gallery
Posted 29/06/2009 - 15:38
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Sorry unlocker i can't identify them but they are cracking photos
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