Search results

after looking closely @ the spots and comparing, i think this is a Dark Glassy Tiger. hope this help. :)

haha... just come to see who will be the first to post... haha

i thot the pay is calculated as (no. of working day u did) divide by (no. of official working day in the month) times (ur last drawn monthly salary)??? so leave any day u like, but choose the month with the least working day. (and also remember, public holiday is not considered as working day)

notice my nick? :D

Nikon 3T and 5T are +1.5, 4T and 6T are +2.9.

just walked in and exchanged today... :)

hmmm... i also filled up the 'contact us' form a couple of days ago, and received no reply... hondasleeper >> when did u go down? just recently?

so that's where the birdman went...

try this.... just kidding... here or here (Chocolate Pansy is #76).

mating bflies are easier to photograph... hmmm... mating involve a pair...

#4 is a butterfly, Junonia hedonia ida (Chocolate Pansy).

equipments as in signature. aperture mainly f/4.0 to f/5.6

6. Papilio prexaspes prexaspes (Blue Helen) 6A 6B Thanks for viewing.

4. Graphium sarpedon luctatius (Common Bluebottle) 4A 4B 5. Graphium evemon eventus (Blue Jay) 5A 5B

Went for butties shooting again today... weather was quite hot... 1. Acytolepis puspa lambi (Common Hedge Blue) 2. Jamides celeno aelianus (Common Caerulean) 3. Gandaca harina distanti (Tree Yellow)

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.

3. Graphium sarpedon luctatius (Common Bluebottle) 4. Graphium evemon eventus (Blue Jay) 4A 4B Thanks for viewing.

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.

Hi sharkspin. This skipper is Taractrocera archias quinta (no common name; usually we called it Taq). Locally, it was first id in 2004, and was added to the Singapore Butterfly Checklist in 2005 after the confirmation of the id. ;)

There're 3 species, Pygmy GB, Lesser GB and Pale GB. There's another species, but that one seems to be extinct.