WC#416 - Underwing
by Katja Rosvall
The underside of a Comma's (Polygonia c-album) wing, easy to recognise by that white C.
As you can see, the plane of focus isn't perfectly in line with the subject, but I have a good excuse: this isn't a studio shot but the subject was a live, freely moving butterfly. I managed to grab two shots before the critter decided to make itself scarce.
Olympus E-3
Sigma 105 mm macro
1/40 sec @ f9.0
ISO 125
No flash, handheld
Comments
8 commentsThe pattern of scales is very interesting, but seldom noticed. Congratulations on capturing this from a live subject! I find that this species does not like me getting close.
István
István
I really like this shot, especially as it's taken on the spot, alive.
It's abstract, I like it and your eye keeps looking at it, but I think without the title it would have been even more abstract.
Nice shot, thanks for sharing;)
Sindy