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Old 25th September 2002   #1
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Default My first butterfly shot

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I really hope the distracting background is not there.
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Old 25th September 2002   #2
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Not to me. Very nice shot. Good work.
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Old 25th September 2002   #3
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I really hope the distracting background is not there.
what distracting background...? nice composition wot...
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Old 25th September 2002   #4
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nice shot, sharp.
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Old 25th September 2002   #5
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The background is nice. Good effort. Good job.!
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Old 25th September 2002   #7
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Wow! Nice shot! The background is not distracting at all, in fact the leaves formed an attractive pattern and help to tell where the butterfly is.
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Old 25th September 2002   #8
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Thanks all for the comments!


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The background is not distracting at all, in fact the leaves formed an attractive pattern and help to tell where the butterfly is.
Thanks ziploc, I learned something new. Now i know that not all background is distracting, it too have it's use in bring out the subject. I alway thou a plain background is most preferred in macro shots.
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Old 25th September 2002   #9
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Nice! You got the entire butterfly focused. Thou i prefer backgrounds to be more bokeh, but rest assured that your background is still ok! Keep it up.
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