Cacyreus marshalli

here is my first photo on this site.
I prefer macro photo, as you can see.....
usually i share it on flickr and some italian forum, now is the time to try some other...:)

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6121/...421ac029_b.jpg
Cacyreus marshalli P8070009 50mm di 'bigpapo' © AngeloWalter Brandi, su Flickr

Welcome to CiC, bigpapo. I would assume that is not your first name. We'd be glad to know your name so we can address you properly. :) When I clicked your attached image, it's still too small to give a reasonable comment about the image. I am also using Flickr as my image uploader. If you will click on the "Share" option, it will show you a drop down menu with some more options to choose. I choose "Grab the HTML/BBCode" and then I click the link inside the open window. It will turn blue once you click it. Now, press CTRL+C to save the link. That information is now saved on your computers' clipboard so all you have to do is press CTRL+V on your open post and the link will be pasted on your post accordingly. Hope this helps.

i did it. so you can also read my name....:)
now, i'm waiting for your comment...:o

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Originally Posted by bigpapo

i did it. so you can also read my name....:)
now, i'm waiting for your comment...:o

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Hello again, Angelo. This is a nice butterfly shot. The butterfly is sharp and has a lot of detail. It is also brighter than the other elements in the scene making me focus my eyes longer on the butterfly. While looking at it an idea came to me... have you considered turning the image 90 degrees clockwise to make it a portrait shot? It might make the shot stronger. I really like the way you took this shot. If I may add some additional comment, you could probably make this shot more interesting by cloning out the flower bud at the rear of the butterfly's wing and just darken the background just a little bit. I did a minor edit if you may allow me:

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6064/...2ee09f48_b.jpg

Turning it 90 degrees.... now thats brilliant!

hi jiro, thanks for your comment. Your idea is interesting and the final result good. i like it.
but usually i represent reality in my pictures as it is... :rolleyes:

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hi jiro, thanks for your comment. Your idea is interesting and the final result good. i like it.

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You're welcome. :)

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Originally Posted by bigpapo

... but usually i represent reality in my pictures as it is... :rolleyes:

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No worries, Angelo. From what I have learned in photography "reality is relative". The moment you pressed the shutter button and the camera's sensor recorded the image that you "saw" , that piece of reality has already been altered by the property of the lens you used and your camera's digital processor. In the end, what really stands out is your idea of what was the reality that you saw on your mind. Pardon me, I'm always like this when i'm low on my supply of morning coffee. :eek: :D :rolleyes:

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You're welcome. :)



....... Pardon me, I'm always like this when i'm low on my supply of morning coffee. :eek: :D :rolleyes:

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no problem, this is for you

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4083/...e2484fba_z.jpg
Old taste of coffee PB212498 di 'bigpapo' © AngeloWalter Brandi, su Flickr

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Originally Posted by bigpapo

no problem, this is for you

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4083/...e2484fba_z.jpg
Old taste of coffee PB212498 di 'bigpapo' © AngeloWalter Brandi, su Flickr

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Smokin! I'm in good company with you when it comes to coffee! :D :p