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"Foaming Up"


wilsontsoi

Nikon D70, 105 2.8, ISO 200, aperture priority f4.5, 1/60 sec., -1/3 exp. comp., hand held, diffused fill with SB 800DX off camera to the right with SC-17 cord. Manipulation: None. Species: Monarch (Danaus Plexippus,) Monarch or Milkweed (Danaidae) family. Found in the Americas and Southeast Asia.


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Does the shallow depth-of-field work in this case, or do you think

ideal macros must have everything sharp? Your feedback and opinions

are appreciated.

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Your compositions are so wonderful on these butterflies. Everytime I try to capture one of them, they are moving way too fast for me be able to compose a thing! Way to go Wilson! I don't mind the shallow DOF. I love the blur, implies motion and softness at the same time. The only thing I might reduce, is the size of the white flower area in the lower left. I find my eyes returning there, distracts my pea brain from the subject matter. I want it there, but I want less of it. Is that pollen that's "foaming up" or is he just preparing for a morning bath? :)
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DENNIS: Thanks. It actually looks like he's downing a 6-pack after a long day.

 

KIM: Thanks for your feedback. Sure, they all drink a few frothies in the weekend.

 

JAYME: Thanks for your take. Very good point about the white flower at lower left. I hadn't even given it a thought until you mentioned it. I really don't know what that foamy thing is. Maybe some expert will come along and answer this?

 

RICHARD: Appreciative of your comment.

 

Wilson

^_^

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