5 butts and a moth

macross · 24th December 2004

Went to one of those butts shooting location today.

1. Common Posy

2. Palm King

3. Contiguous Swift

4. Lesser Dart

macross · 24th December 2004

5a. Common Snow Flat - upperview. Most people would think this is a moth, but it is actually a butterfly. It belongs to the family Hesperiidae (same as #3 and #4), subfamily Pyrginae.

5b. Common Snow Flat - sideview

6. This one is colourful, looks like a butterfly, but it is actually a moth.

Climber · 29th December 2004

nice pics... but the last one looks like it is dead or smthing.
But i really like the rich colours. You shoot when an external flash?
What settings do you use?

macross · 30th December 2004

Thanks Climber. The moth was dying when I found it.

Yes, I use external flash.

24th December 2004	#1
macross Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Bedok Posts: 608	5 butts and a moth Went to one of those butts shooting location today. 1. Common Posy 2. Palm King 3. Contiguous Swift 4. Lesser Dart

24th December 2004	#2
macross Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Bedok Posts: 608	5a. Common Snow Flat - upperview. Most people would think this is a moth, but it is actually a butterfly. It belongs to the family Hesperiidae (same as #3 and #4), subfamily Pyrginae. 5b. Common Snow Flat - sideview 6. This one is colourful, looks like a butterfly, but it is actually a moth. Last edited by macross; 24th December 2004 at 10:23 PM.

29th December 2004	#3
Climber Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Tampines Posts: 263	nice pics... but the last one looks like it is dead or smthing. But i really like the rich colours. You shoot when an external flash? What settings do you use?

30th December 2004	#4
macross Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Bedok Posts: 608	Thanks Climber. The moth was dying when I found it. Yes, I use external flash.