… showed up yesterday in our neighbour’s garden.
Happy easter everybody !
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After 2 historically warm days we’re having a rather cold day today (around freezing this morning). Seeing a “bringer of spring” is rather welcome 
Thanks for sharing!
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With Filmulator
- Exposure Compensation -1/3
- Drama 62
- White Clipping Point 0.659
- Rotation 3.78 degrees
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Oh, what a magnificent creature… These things shut themselves up so very quickly fearing predators, so using 1/800 sec was great choice… thanks for sharing.
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I tried to mute the leaves in the background and flowers in the foreground a bit, because the whole composition around butterfly is very distracting. Done with darktable and GIMP:
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Thanks everybody for your contributions. Very good edits. Interesting, what kind of difference the crop & rotate tool alone is able to produce.
Definitely 
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Yes they are simply beautiful, couldn’t resist. It was a lucky shot taken after my home-office lunch break. And to be fair: The short exposure time was chosen automatically by the camera to compensate for the long focal length of 600mm 
. But you are right: Only seconds after I fired my shot the main subject changed position and fluttered away. Never saw it again.
You made the butterfly glow in the dark. Cool and mystical interpretation.
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Nice butterfly, thanks for the play!
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