This is the same deceased butterfly I shared recently. I was able to pose him on the plant and take a quick pic. Then I lengthened the exposure and we're able to see the hairs on his wings. The wind was blowing mightily so we can see more of the flower in the first shot, and I did move slightly, but close to the same view.
Murrieta365
WOW! These are amazing!!
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! That wind is always tricky when you're trying to get up close like that.
ReplyDeleteVery, very nice Lisa! May I ask if by exposure you mean shutter speed?
ReplyDeleteIt's so facinating to look at their faces in macro. You've captured so much detail of the eyes and I can see his "tongue" all curled up. Wonderful!
ReplyDeleteThese are great! I was going to try your technique with a dead ladybug but the wind blew it away before I could get the shot.
ReplyDeleteAmazing, so furry and those eyes...Wow!
ReplyDeleteVery, very unique and such great details! I guess one advantage of the dead butterfly is he can't move lol!!!
ReplyDeleteYikes, how can you go that close to this beast ?? It looks even worse on this perfect picture than in normal !
ReplyDeleteTalk about up-close and personal. Thanks, Lisa.
ReplyDeleteThese are incredible macros.
ReplyDeleteThose are great pics! Dead subjects are so cooperative, aren't they? Next time you could try bringing part of the plant indoors for him to sit on, then you won't have the wind. You did a lovely job despite the wind though!
ReplyDeleteAmazing macro!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderfully fascinating shots...when looking at them I feel like I can see inside the little critter. You did an amazing job with these photos. Great work!
ReplyDeleteWow..that's so fine in details..I can see all the hair on the wing..Fantastic shots!
ReplyDeleteYou and your deceased butterflies!!! ; )
ReplyDeleteThese are great!
ReplyDeleteWow, intense close ups! That butterfly has definitely been memorialized and how!!!
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