Silver-Washed Fritillary (Argynnis Paphia) by jayfar
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Yet another very rare visitor to our garden.
Worth a zoom.

Comments (32)
Nice shot
A beauty. Thank goodness he is keeping his distance from the spider's web.
i take it you wont be hibernating over winter Jeff. Another beauty
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
beautiful lighting Great job!!!!!!
Who's a pretty boy then!
What a delight! A masterpiece, Jeff!
Excellent capture....Great, against the dark background!!!!!!!!!
Wow shot!
This is great. Spot on light and POV. I wonder how it would look cropped for landscape orientation? I realize you would lose web and top flower, but main subject would pop. Just my thoughts. Great job, certainly one of your best.....
Oh this is very pretty the way u done this.
Zoom is a must to see the details, the composition is perfect with the dark BG really helping to bring out the subtle colours
WOW... It's realy fabulous... Wonderfully done !
so great macro !! wonderful !
Great capture beautiful butterfly
Wonderful lighting in this shot, well done!
Stunning pic. Jeff.
Such a lovely shot, Jeff. Love the colors and light in this.
The light is fantastic, what a show, Jeff!
Very nice work!
MARVELOUS WORK
beautiful, love the colors and lighting excellent work
Fantastic light!
fabulous capture of the fantastic winged cutie! ;o)
Wonderful exposure.
I would think that you do not have any dogs or cats. so many using your yard to dine on
I'd say, so rare I've not heard of it before.. Outstanding Jeff! Rob
fabulous image
Gorgeous capture and backlighting my friend. A great zoom too!
Wonderful capture... I love the colours, and that detail of the cobweb... :-)