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| sent on September 17, 2018 (17:45)
A beautiful butterfly that I've chased for around 15 minutes or so until it settled down. Not all butterflies are cooperative in the morning. :-)
27 stacked natural light exposures. |
| sent on September 17, 2018 (20:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
:-D I confirm above all with still high temperatures. Anyway congratulations for the persistence and the good result!
Greetings Marzio  confermo soprattutto con le temperature ancora alte. Comunque complimenti per la tenacia e il bel risultato!
Saluti Marzio |
| sent on September 18, 2018 (10:06)
Excellent image with beautiful colors and superb details. Nice pose, roost, lovely background and composition.
Regards,
Satish . |
| sent on September 18, 2018 (10:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Very very beautiful! For a diaphragm so open really a good detail!
Excellent background and composition.
Congratulations, Alessandro Molto molto bella! Per un diaframma così aperto davvero un buon dettaglio!
Ottimo sfondo e composizione.
Complimenti, Alessandro |
| sent on September 19, 2018 (15:30) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Nice sharpness, minimal but effective composition. The subject Although common is made well.
Michele Bella nitidezza, composizione minimale ma efficace. Il soggetto anche se comune è reso bene.
Michele |
| sent on September 20, 2018 (10:50) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Excellent shot
Hello Ottimo scatto
Ciao |
| sent on November 06, 2020 (21:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Nice photo of a nice butterfly gallery; however, I would be curious to know 1)how is it that all your butterflies always rest on a very guessed vertical perche, isolated from the context of other herbs and flowers of the fields; 2)how it is possible that the background obtained in these photos of yours is so neutral and soft, without other recognizable herbs, plants or flowers. Finally, but this is a matter more of entomologists than photography enthusiasts, in this photo I would lean for a specimen of Polyommatus Icarus, almost identical to the Thersites. Bella foto di una bella galleria di farfalle; sarei però curioso di sapere 1)com'è che tutte le tue farfalle appoggiano sempre su un posatoio verticale molto indovinato, isolato dal contesto di altre erbe e fiori dei campi; 2)come sia possibile che lo sfondo ottenuto in queste tue foto risulti così neutro e soft, senza altre erbe, piante o fiori riconoscibili. Infine, ma questa è questione più da entomologi che da appassionati di fotografia, in questa foto propenderei per un esemplare di Polyommatus Icarus, quasi identico al Thersites. |
| sent on November 10, 2020 (18:09)
@ Merak.dubhe
I always use a plamp to isolate the subjects from the busy backgrounds, that means usually cutting the plant and put it on the plamp. See an image of it on my blog. If it's a protected plant, then I leave it as it is and try to move the subject on another plant. This is trial and error, it sometimes gives a lot of headache but I like it this way even if sometimes it's very challenging.
Regarding the name, I'm not at all an entomologist, I was told that name by a local entomologist.  |
| sent on November 13, 2020 (15:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
Thank you Cristian Arghius for your clarification. Regarding the butterfly species.... the local entomologist is probably right; I, mistakenly, had not considered that..... there are those who photograph butterflies even many thousands of km from my house, in Mantua .....
I'm going to set you up the link..... of Italian butterflies....... the Thersites and the Icarus.......
http://www.farfalleitalia.it/sito/564/index.php
http://www.farfalleitalia.it/sito/564/index.php
Grazie Cristian Arghius del tuo chiarimento. Relativamente alla specie di farfalla....l'entomologo locale probabilmente ha ragione; io, erroneamente, non avevo considerato che..... c'è chi fotografa farfalle anche a molte migliaia di Km da casa mia, nel Mantovano.....
ti allego il link.....di farfalle Italiane....... della Thersites e dell'Icarus.......
www.farfalleitalia.it/sito/564/index.php
www.farfalleitalia.it/sito/559/index.php
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