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    Sapho

    Sapho from yesterday at the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainesville. Nikon D50 and 200mm Micro lens.
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    Re: Sapho

    I like this one a lot Lava. Better than the Blue Cracker by far. The DOF on this one is near perfect getting most of the butterfly and part of the flower in the same plane. The crop really adds to the drama of the shot as well. Simply a work of art.
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    Re: Sapho

    Ya i agree with Jaedon, superb shot.Nice comp, DOF everything is spot on! Thanks for sharing!:thumbsup:
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    Re: Sapho

    Your butterfly images are quite nice, keep them coming.
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