You’ll be missing so much beauty by not looking close enough. This “Tiny and beautiful butterfly” was shot using the macro setup of my Mobile phone.

Leda Hairstreak Again! Just love these little guys!

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Millor L

A "flood" effect is added to make the image more interesting!

蛇目蝶

papallona prenen el sol

Please leave comment if you know species

Small cabbage white butterfly. Focus stacked using zerene. Found this perched on a daffodil trumpet immobilised by the cold

Mating holly blue butterflies

I love the bokeh produced by the Tamron 17-50mm lens.

Common Blue?

Macro using Sigma DG 70-300 (1:2)

Macro .

In Macro photography, nothing is too small to escape with an additional extensive magnification even any smallest creatures beside a size of near un-visible tiny droplet like this mini grasshopper shall be spare.

My recent Macromania workfun hands on with a Non Macro combination,a cheap Canon $125 bucks 50mm F1.8II lens +Raynox+Hoya +4 close up filter .

After all, I think the result still quite acceptable but fun.

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Non HDR, single exposure process by CS5 software.

Basic Standard Gears I rely for Landscape

Canon EOS 5D Mark2 (a full frame ideal for interpolating landscape image).

Tokina 16-28mm F2.8 wide angle lens .

Tripod for landscape only (keep possible sharpness n ability to focus for most idealistic desire composition)

Release cable (reduce hand contact n fully manage desire exposure timing)

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Red admiral butterfly close up. Focus stacked using zerene

Canon 50d, sigma 105 2.8

1/80, f6.3 ISO 200

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Nikon d7k + Nikkor 60/2.8

stack about 20 frames at f/11 iso 100 1/8sec daylight

Butterfly House at the Pacific Science Center, Seattle

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there used to be lots of these in my garden, sadly not seen one in a few years now

Found this holly blue butterfly sheltering in a rhododendron bush too cold to fly off. Let it walk onto my finger to warm up a bit.Focus stacked using zerene.

Gatekeeper butterfly. Natural light

Cabbage white butterfly. Feeding on potentilla. Natural light

Olympus digital camera

Discovered in the CRU building roofspace, under a radiator.

This butterfy was resting on the hibiscus leaves.

I shot this one and was trying to go near when it flew off....

Common Name - The Tailed Jay

Scientific Name- (Graphium agamemnon)

More info - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphium_agamemnon

Thanks to haneesh for letting me know the genre of the insect.

Explored

Nov 4, 2008 #254

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taken at west stow

macro Butterfly

This very accommodating butterfly landed on the patio and did not seem to mind me edging closer for this shot !!

[https://www.flickr.com/photos/51885768@N03] Can you identify please?

First butterfly of 2011- a comma - taken with the MPE-65

Red admiral on Callistemon. Natural light. Focus stacked using zerene