Photography can make for some interesting artwork… especially when shot up close. The colors and patterns of macro photography can be very beautiful even if you don’t know what the subject is. Good enough to frame? I think so. Have a look.
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These are so beautiful! I don’t usually see this butterfly around Houston. Do you take these here locally?
You’ve done a great job capturing this amazing creature.
I especially love the macros.
David/
Thanks for the note. Yes in Houston this week. I took these shot next door in my neighbors garden.
I SO agree: wonderful patterns.
You are fortunate to have such spectacular butterflies to work with though.
Brilliant patters to play with.
Wish we had butterflies this spectacular.
Great shots…love messing around with photoshop!
WOW, these are amazing shots!
Love these photos of the butterfly… Gorgeous details…
Thank you. 🙂
I am envious of your new macro lens! I have a Nikon camera and have been eyeing a similar lens for some time, but haven’t been able to part with the cash! 🙂 Great photos, Jackie.
Gorgeous details! Happy Macro Monday.
so very beautiful, such a lovely thing to see, thank you.
Just gorgeous!!! 🙂
Thank you!
Wow gorgeous macros of the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail..one of my fav’s 🙂
Stunning! Thanks for sharing these. They really are lovely.
Lisa