M/CU - 1st HM
by Ian Wolfenden
Camouflage
Whilst shooting flowers I spotted this peacock butterfly on a pansy in a bed of them. Maybe not strictly an example of camouflage, but there seems to be a hint of it ! The peacock is a European native, a member of the fritillary family - it often perches with open wings.
Canon 7D, Tamron 55-200mm lens @ 200mm, 1/2000 sec @ f 7.1, - 1.67 ev, ISO 500, hh
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21 commentsBeautiful post
Fabulous! Just a burst of colors. The POV is just right to show the color spots on the bf and the echoing color of the pansy in the bg.
Congrats on the WP!
Sandy
Albert Darmo
This is a common BF here, but not easy to shoot. Very active and with colours only on the upper part of the wings (the other side is grey-black).
I like the BG, the square crop and the composition.
D&L
Albert Darmo
Canada
Sandy