This one is called the Cairns Birdwing Butterfly.
They sure do have some beauties in Australia
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This Owl Butterfly, was very hard to photograph as it was in the darker wooded area of the pavilion
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Extrodinary thank you for the captures 👍👍👍👍
Extrodinary thank you for the captures 👍👍👍👍
Lorima wrote:
Welcome to the next challenge which is Bees, Bugs and Butterflies.
I am sure we all have some types of bugs around the house either beautiful or annoying.
If you are like me and don't have a macro lens then you can still take some really good photo's of these tiny creatures.
I have included some links to help us out. Have fun and can't wait to see all the beautiful and not so beautiful Bees, Bugs and Butterflies.
This first link is for most of us that do not have a macro lens.
http://www.ephotozine.com/article/tips-and-tricks-for-insect-photography-4874And for you lucky one's that do have a macro lens, then here is a link for you.
http://www.exposureguide.com/photographing-insects.htmWelcome to the next challenge which is Bees, Bugs ... (
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Thanks for hosting, Lorima. Sure is a busy time. Here are some of my favs - I don't often do insects, etc. but these are some of my favs.
Butterfly in a Lily Cup
Recent find
My best bee capture, I think
PAToGraphy wrote:
Thanks for hosting, Lorima. Sure is a busy time. Here are some of my favs - I don't often do insects, etc. but these are some of my favs.
Thank you Pat, you need to do these more often they are gorgeous.
I was trying to upload the owl butterfly when you posted your comment, I think my computer needs another cup of coffee as it is slooooow this morning. :-D
judy juul wrote:
ME EITHER, LORI!!
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Lorima wrote:
Oh neat, I bet that was an awesome sight.
I wonder what type of bush that is. I would love to have one in my yard to attract these beauties.
Beautiful photos.
YES, I'LL SEE IF I CAN FIND OUT WHAT IT IS..Oops-cap lock ;)
Excellent work - all of you folks, we all enjoyed your work. I only wish you would mention your gear, speed and the f stops?
Keep shooting, Mother Nature is amazing!
hswader here. Would like to post a couple of photos for this challenge, but am not sure about it. One, does the photo have to have been taken within the current time frame or could it be one taken a few days earlier? And two, how do I go about sending them in?
Would appreciate any help here. Thanx
Lorima wrote:
Welcome to the next challenge which is Bees, Bugs and Butterflies.
I am sure we all have some types of bugs around the house either beautiful or annoying.
If you are like me and don't have a macro lens then you can still take some really good photo's of these tiny creatures.
I have included some links to help us out. Have fun and can't wait to see all the beautiful and not so beautiful Bees, Bugs and Butterflies.
This first link is for most of us that do not have a macro lens.
http://www.ephotozine.com/article/tips-and-tricks-for-insect-photography-4874And for you lucky one's that do have a macro lens, then here is a link for you.
http://www.exposureguide.com/photographing-insects.htmWelcome to the next challenge which is Bees, Bugs ... (
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Great start Lorima, here are a few of mine:
Bobster wrote:
Here is a couple
What a fabulous close up of your bee.
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