A pair of these caterpillars became stars at a recent 2 day event celebrating Kent Wildlife Trusts 50th anniversary, discovered by Tony on the first morning and subsequently the subjects of a series of workshops run over the weekend.
All the best and see some of you next week.... off to pack now.
what a beauty, I've never had the pleasure of seeing one of these. The composition is very nice.
Matt
Posted by Fran French on August 17, 2008 at 3:52 PM
A cracking shot Phil!, it certainly was almost the highlight of the weekend Lovely detail in this, an image to be proud of.
Best wishes,
Fran
Posted by tony flashman on August 17, 2008 at 4:59 PM
They did pose well didnt they, and knowing what the background was like you have caught this one spot on. Enjoy your week and I hope Andrew manages to keep you under control!
Tony
Posted by Ian Andrews on August 18, 2008 at 2:30 AM
almost the highlight of the weekend
Nicely done Phil! I never did manage to get a shot.
Ian
Posted by Guy Rogers on August 18, 2008 at 9:02 AM
Hello Phil
What a stunner. I dont see how this could get any better. I love the way the out of focus BG just works so well with the colours and sharpness of the caterpillar.
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Hi,
(I guess one of us had to post one
A pair of these caterpillars became stars at a recent 2 day event celebrating Kent Wildlife Trusts 50th anniversary, discovered by Tony on the first morning and subsequently the subjects of a series of workshops run over the weekend.
All the best and see some of you next week.... off to pack now.
Phil
Matt
Best wishes,
Fran
Tony
Nicely done Phil! I never did manage to get a shot.
Ian
What a stunner. I dont see how this could get any better. I love the way the out of focus BG just works so well with the colours and sharpness of the caterpillar.
Have a good week.
Nick
Greg
Works superbly.