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15th April 2006
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Four Butts
Some shots of four butts taken today.
1. Caleta elna elvira (Elbowed Pierrot)  2. Eurema simulatrix tecmessa 2A Lighting diffusing thru' the wings... and with harsh shadow.  2B Overhead lighting, near noon.  |
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15th April 2006
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Re: Four Butts
3. Graphium sarpedon luctatius (Common Bluebottle)
 4. Graphium evemon eventus (Blue Jay) 4A  4B  Thanks for viewing. |
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16th April 2006
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Re: Four Butts
Wow!! Nice!
 Can share how you achieve the nice bokeh plz? Thks.Last edited by eAgles; 16th April 2006 at 11:44 AM. |
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16th April 2006
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Re: Four Butts
I'm using prosumer digicam with Nikon 4T, which gives a working distance of about 1 foot away from the subject. The aperture setting varies from f/4.0 to f/5.6.
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Re: Four Butts
May I know where is the place ? |
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16th April 2006
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Re: Four Butts
Nice series.
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