Hard to come up with names to these since I am species illiterate on butterflies. Maybe I should get a book? Sure been buggy around here, I have a couple more to share from the adventure to Brookside Garden. I have a few shoots lined up soon, so I need to get busy on them.Also if you are interested in HDR techniques, IcemanUk sent me a email last night about a 23 frame HDR Panoramic he just finished. You can check it out here.
8 comments:
Mike
I'm pretty sure this is a Blue Clipper Butterfly. I was at Brookside last week photographing the butterflies. I photographed a similar one and then checked with the staff and they said Blue Clipper.
Patty
Thanks for the ID Patty -
Beautiful shot, whatever it is....
Thanks for the link too....I can't begin to understand the process he used but love the result...
another beautiful butterfly. i need to get to a place like this...i really love butterflies... each one is a beautiful canvas..
Mike,
Wow... another stunning image! This really is great work.
On the HDR image, I'm not that sure about it. I agree with the comment on flickr about the ghosting and the perspective being out. Battersea Powerstation is a famous London landmark which has been photographed many times. I've seen much better examples achieved through a lot less effort.
Mike
That is the mother of all butterfly pics - simply amazing colors.
Beautiful shot dude. I'm really liking your bees and butterflies on flowers series. The Brookside Garden looks like a cool place to go!
try this site Mike
http://www.butterfliesandmoths.org/
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