I am new to this forum but thought I would post this to see what people think.
Mating green veined whites taken at the weekend. High f stop resultted in a rather messy background that I have tried to deal with using gausian blur. I am not entirely convinced but am interested in others thoughts.
Regards
10D 100mm 1/200 f10
Posted by Andy Gregory on August 4, 2010 at 4:49 PM
Welcome Mathew. I really like this a lot, a really different view point, well done.
Posted by David Taylor on August 4, 2010 at 5:00 PM
Yes< welcome Matthew. A really different butterfly image as your first post. Excellent.
Welcome to the Forum and an intrigueing first post, not at all what I expected when I opened it up!
I can see why you are two minded, it's a bit tight in the frame and the antennae lose impact, but other than those minor nits, well seen and captured.
Posted by David Sewell on August 5, 2010 at 5:58 AM
It is always great to see something original, and this certainly is. I would like to see those eyes on a third (from the bottom), but otherwise I find this an interesting shot. Welcome to the forum, and let's see some more.
David
Posted by Jeff Harrison on August 5, 2010 at 12:08 PM
Welcome Matthew Very different and very interesting
Posted by Dale Sutton on August 5, 2010 at 1:41 PM
Great first shot Mathew loks as if it might have a slight blue cast on the Butterfly, but still a great shot.
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7 repliesI am new to this forum but thought I would post this to see what people think.
Mating green veined whites taken at the weekend. High f stop resultted in a rather messy background that I have tried to deal with using gausian blur. I am not entirely convinced but am interested in others thoughts.
Regards
10D 100mm 1/200 f10
I can see why you are two minded, it's a bit tight in the frame and the antennae lose impact, but other than those minor nits, well seen and captured.
David
Dale