Today's series of photos was taken at one of my very favorite places in Washington D.C. - the Butterfly Pavilion at the National Museum of Natural History. We decided to make another visit last weekend and I spent a lot of time observing and photographing. Today's post focuses on the faces of the butterflies. One of my goals was to see how many I could capture (and clearly).
These are a few of the results:
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| This one amazed me as it actually landed on my finger while trying to take a photo of a totally different butterfly! However, I then turned my attention to this one who came to say hello |
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| I like the way you can see the "fuzz" on this butterfly |
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| I love these butterflies, not sure of its name, but its bright yellow and black. You can't see the yellow in this photo so much |
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| I couldn't get this one any clearer with my zoom, but it was a butterfly that actively "posed" so I included it |
Gorgeous. You are really getting into the macro thing. Love it. :
ReplyDeleteI am trying!! Thanks so much for your kind words.
DeleteAmazing photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Mel, I appreciate your kind comment, thanks for stopping by.
DeleteI must share this with a family member who loves everything to do with butterflies Leigh. As always a great job.
ReplyDeleteThanks very much Veronica. Thank you for visits, I really appreciate your comments.
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