Large White

First day out with the camera for a while due to the weather, nice too see an abundance of Large whites about and actually get one to sit still. Taken at iso 1600, not bad I thought.

Tammy 70-300 macro

Uploaded02/08/2009 - 13:52

CategoryClose Up

BodySAMSUNG GX10

Shutter Speed1/1000

Aperturef/16

LensN/A

ISO1600

Focal Length300mm

Unique Views / Likes2/0

Tagsbutterfly large white insect close up

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Date Taken	02/08/2009 - 10:08
Make	SAMSUNG TECHWIN Co.
Model	SAMSUNG GX10
Program Mode	Shutter Priority
Metering Mode	Multi-segment
Shutter Speed	1/1000
Aperture	f/16
ISO	1600
Focal Length	300mm
Lens	N/A

Greytop Greytop

2038 posts
17 years
Berkshire,
England.

Posted 02/08/2009 - 15:26 Link

Your usual high standard Cliff, very nice

Regards Huw

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thoramay thoramay

618 posts
17 years

Posted 02/08/2009 - 16:57 Link

A personal opinion, for what it is worth. I would crop it tighter at the top and maybe the bottom. I find the flower colours detract from the main focus of the picture, which is a white butterfly which you have captured spot on

Cliff-P Cliff-P

1000 posts
17 years
United Kingdom

Posted 02/08/2009 - 21:45 Link

thoramay, thanks for you suggestion, and I see what you mean, so I`ll have a tinker and see what I can come up with

Cheers.

Cliff.

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thoramay thoramay

618 posts
17 years

Posted 03/08/2009 - 12:54 Link

My suggestion...crop above the third flower above the butterfly. Clone out the top two flowers and just leave the flower the butterfly is feeding on. Clone out the stalks around the butterfly so that the butterfly stands out without anything around it. I think that is what I would attempt and it would give real impact to the butterfly