...(there is plenty space to crop). You propably mean more space to the left...
I meant: if there is more butterfly to show..well...show it!
IMO the wings are the highlight of a butterfly and should be shown as much as possible. The angle is just great (in this capture) for have the whole body on it.
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IMO the wings are the highlight of a butterfly and should be shown as much as possible.
I agree! But the wings where not fully developed yet (wrinkled, a little bit wet and the colors not yet clear)... :cry snif. I fortunatelly have other photos with full wings (he he he):
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I prefer a crop less tight if possible.
Thanks for sharing,
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Thank you for the advise (there is plenty space to crop). You propably mean more space to the left...
As for the combing... It's still wet (just hatched from the cocoon)... hmmmm... I should use a hair-dryer (
I meant: if there is more butterfly to show..well...show it!
IMO the wings are the highlight of a butterfly and should be shown as much as possible. The angle is just great (in this capture) for have the whole body on it.
Dick.
Thomas Fuller.
SmugMug account.
Website.
http://behret.smugmug.com/ NANPA member
How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"
I agree! But the wings where not fully developed yet (wrinkled, a little bit wet and the colors not yet clear)... :cry snif. I fortunatelly have other photos with full wings (he he he):