Brimstone in flight

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  Fiddlestix Registered Users Posts: 145 Major grins

  April 4, 2014 edited April 4, 2014

  I don't know what focal length was used on these images but to capture such clearly focused, sharp images as these is not an easy task. I especially like the first image as it captures a position that is not commonly seen in butterfly images. Also, the colors and translucence of the wings is fantastic.
  
  Great work!
  Stix

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  Cheers!
  Stix

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  DeeBug Registered Users Posts: 487 Major grins

  April 4, 2014 edited April 4, 2014

  Great set Carlo,how do you manage to get these shots?
  
  Davy

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  GOLDENORFE Super Moderators Posts: 4,747 moderator

  April 5, 2014 edited April 5, 2014

  Very well shot Carlo , what shutter speed & apperture did you need ?

  Phil
  
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  carlogalliani Registered Users Posts: 769 Major grins

  April 9, 2014 edited April 9, 2014

  Thank you very much
  D600 70/180 macro nikon
  1/4000 F5,6 iso 2000 180mm

  Carlo Galliani
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  DeeBug Registered Users Posts: 487 Major grins

  April 10, 2014 edited April 10, 2014

  carlogalliani wrote: »

  Thank you very much
  D600 70/180 macro nikon
  1/4000 F5,6 iso 2000 180mm

  
  Cheers for the info Carlo:D
  
  Davy

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