butterfly (last) by ledwolorz
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Description
To answer "Chaosphoto" - I'm using Canon5D II with my new lens 70-200. Distance to the 'subject' 1.4m.
So, what you see is 33% crop.
F 6.3
shutter 1/320 at ISO-500
free handed, IS-ON (just love IS on this lens)
Thank you for looking,
aleks

Comments (104)
Excellent capture! Thanks for telling us which camera and lens you use as well as your aperture and shutter.
Very beautiful capture. I love it
Fantastic close-up, Aleks!!!
Very nice shot.
terrific capture!perfect dof and detail!
Gorgeous shot!!!!!!
So very beautiful..!!
Wonderful capture again!
Very nice shot !
Wonderful!
Beautiful! I love the colors of the monarch on the cone flower. And it's so clear! Butterflies can be VERY frustrating to capture!
AWESOME PICTURE
Very lovely indeed. The colors are spectacular.
superbe photo!
Beautiful composition. excellent work
Your equipments the tops Aleks
Beaiutiful capture and colors. Wonderful details in zoom mode. Dana
Gorgeous cpature! I love butterflies! What a great photo!
perfect capture, hope to see more in future..
Exquisite series of photos.
Another of these wonderful clear captures of these beautiful butterflies. Thank you for sharing, I've really enjoyed this series.
Another nice catch with the new lens, Aleks - you can't go wrong with that ... I am jealous already ... maybe one day soon, I'll have a good camera ? Father Christmas must have overlooked me LOL BB
So beautiful.
very lovely
Fabulous shot!
sweet capture warm hugs, Linda
Very nice work... very colorful. Aloha
The separation is wonderful with the wide aperture making your subject really stand out! I agree that the freedom you get from I.S. lenses is what photography has been waiting for. Hand held shots that would certainly need a tripod without I.S. is very liberating.
wonderful macro !
stunning image!!