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Unknown Butterfly
Somebody here who knows the name? The name is Limenitis reducta - Southern White Admiral. With thanks to Adri de Groot. Hans
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Nice one !
A beautiful butterfly captured well! I like this. I am wondering whether the pic would have been better with a larger aperture than F5 with a shade shallower depth of field (DOF).
Regards,
Arun
Arun Prabhu at 10:33 CEST on 24-Jul-2009 [Reply]
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Thank's for comment. The wings were always on the move. You are right, with a larger aperture at THIS moment DOf was better.
Cheers Hans
Hans Gerlich at 12:57 CEST on 25-Jul-2009 [Reply]