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| Editor's Pick |
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| Member: |
Rey Aguila |
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Blue Jay Butterfly |
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Camera Gear: Nikon D2X with Nikon SB 800 Flash on Slow rear curtain flash at -1.3 compensation on Wimberley flash bracket
Lens: Sigma 180mm
Exposure: ISO 280, Aperture F11 at a shutter speed of .067 sec on Aperture Priority Mode using a remote cord.
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| Description: |
Had a chance to capture this Blue Jay Butterfly- Graphium Evemon Eventus while it was drying it's wings after coming out of its pupa. I was bit late in capturing the actual moment when it came out of it's pupa. During this stage, these butterflies are very vulnerable to predators as they are still very weak. Thirty minutes later the butterfly had successfully flew off and displayed it's beautiful colors. It's truly a Nature's Flying Jewel. The photograph was take at Mc Ritchie Reservoir Park here in Singapore while lying flat on the ground.
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| Website:: |
http://www.photonski.com/stingrey |
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