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Butterflies, Moths and Assorted Insects...
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josephandrews222
I Shot the Sheriff, but I Did Not Shoot the Deputy
...with certain contraints, the M6Mk2 + adapted EF-M 100-400 II pairing yields nice results (although I hope to accomplish more with the Pearl Crescent 
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Painted Lady
Spicebush Swallowtail
Great Spangled Fritillary
Pearl Crescent
We have had uncommonly nice weather in our area of the midwest (hot but not too hot; light breeze; mostly sunny; little or no rain)...these conditions have resulted in marvelous opportunities for the acquisition of decent butterfly images. The above images were all from the same day...neighbor's butterfly bush.
I remain pleasantly surprised at the images that the M6 Mk2 produces...especially with the 100-400II.
)Painted Lady
Spicebush Swallowtail
Great Spangled Fritillary
Pearl Crescent
We have had uncommonly nice weather in our area of the midwest (hot but not too hot; light breeze; mostly sunny; little or no rain)...these conditions have resulted in marvelous opportunities for the acquisition of decent butterfly images. The above images were all from the same day...neighbor's butterfly bush.
I remain pleasantly surprised at the images that the M6 Mk2 produces...especially with the 100-400II.
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josephandrews222
I Shot the Sheriff, but I Did Not Shoot the Deputy
Oh my.
The colors.
The colors and the sharpness.
These damn images look like AI!
Well done.
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Last weekend, just before it got cold and rainy, I was able to catch this little fellow.
A hummingbird hawk-moth (macroglossum stellatarum)
A hummingbird hawk-moth (macroglossum stellatarum)
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Latticed heath (chiasmia clathrata), again, from earlier this year.
When you look at the fringes at the wings, you see that they are long and all there. This must be a quite young individual.
When you look at the fringes at the wings, you see that they are long and all there. This must be a quite young individual.
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