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Old 27th November 2010
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Default Butter fingers

Well part of day two of the dragon hunt involved me in a field chasing butterflies - and they really can move when they want to - extra hard in long grass (and thorns, than thistles, and the odd nettle too!)


Again I was experimenting with a greater depth of field for these shots as well:


 


All shots taken with Canon 400D + sigma 150mm macro + 1.4 teleconverter + speedlite 580M2 + softbox


 



f20, ISO 200, 1/100sec, handheld


link to larger: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3369/3230172202_9414a87860_o.jpg


ok this one might just be a moth,..........


 



f20, ISO 400, 1/100sec, handheld


link to larger: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3328/3229323965_55528a0782_o.jpg


I got his tongue in focus, but his eyes, not enough depth for them as well


 



f20, ISO 400, 1/125sec, handheldlink to larger: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3475/3229323425_218229e3d1_o.jpg


 


end of the day and heading back I was dissapointed that I had just lost track of a beauty of a butterfly - so standing for a moment I looked down -- and there he was! And he even sat still for what was (for a butterfly in the early evening) a long time!


 



f18, ISO 400, 1/200sec, handheld


link to larger: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3329/3230174150_affe718e2c_o.jpg


 



f18, ISO 400, 1/200sec, handheld


link to larger: http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3110/3230173462_b3e259885e_o.jpg


 


Any comment/crits (and bug Ids) welcome - thank you


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