Approaching a butterfly and coming within two feet of it requires a combination of techniques. The rewards for doing it successfully are 1) full enjoyment of the palette of colors and form 2) the opportunity to capture a memorable photograph of your winged beauty.
When I give Powerpoint presentations, I’m always asked, How do you do it? Why don’t you use a long lens? Don’t they fly away before you can photograph them? Below you’ll find a step by step guide.
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Jeff..you are amazing..it’s a really good method for capture this beauty..
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