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Not QUITE a macro ...
MarkR
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Because 1) didn't expect to be in a butterfly garden that afternoon, and 2) didn't bring (or even own) a true macro lens. But I think the Pentax 50-200 did ok.
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He (she?) moved it's wings at the last minute! Aargh!
These white guys were ubiquitous -- and quite friendly (!)
I might go for a tighter crop, maybe.
Toldja they're ubiquitous!
Moderator(s), please feel free to move this if you don't think it belongs. :dunno
He (she?) moved it's wings at the last minute! Aargh!
These white guys were ubiquitous -- and quite friendly (!)
I might go for a tighter crop, maybe.
Toldja they're ubiquitous!
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Brian V.
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The purple things were just hanging from the branches of trees. I think they had some sort of butterfly food in them, because the butterflies liked them a lot. But that's just a guess.
The last shot does it for me too
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Patricia....:D
What I actually know about butterflies could fit into a butterfly's head. However I have a strong inclination to hiding my ignorance by making stuff up that sounds good.