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It´s nice to potograph Butterfleys, but it is not easy, I captured one on my cellphone camera.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I get one more, before they totaly disappear.
Butterflies can be pretty tricky. You can use the slow approach straight on as they don't like any side to side movement. The other method is to just park yourself in front of some flowers they have been using and just wait not moving hardly at all.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your advise. I dried to catch a Butterfly on the Cellphone Camera,it was a colored one it was moving and turning towards me,so it could see what I was doing, the white ones move all the time. I still give it a try.
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