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a handicapped butterfly
urbanesque nature for your contemplation
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oh ... wat is the ID of the butterfly? recently there's alot of these flying around my home n workplace ...
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+10 on concept and composition. Needs a little more contrast.
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ya seems to be breeding season for them. actually, not sure whether its butterfly or moth...
thanks for the contrast comment - still getting a feel for my D70 plus this photo is out of camera with no PS. any idea how such photos may be improved? |
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30th May 2005
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was this at BINTAN? i saw a butterfly like that as well.. so HUGE!!
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30th May 2005
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appropriate!!
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30th May 2005
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I don't know what happened on Saturday night but it seems a lot of same kind of moths flying around MRTs. I saw one inside the cabinet along Jurong East to Bukit Batok....then when I come back at the station, I saw another one.
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30th May 2005
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Hi there flambe, you could try adjusting the brightness and contrast. Also sharpening of the picture to get more detail to pop out, though i think in the picture the camera's actually not focussed on the moth. If you don't have photoshop, you could try picasa, a freebie from google. It's great for simple adjusting to test out ideas.
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