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    Default Butterfly On Zinnia

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    Canon 7D2, 70-200mm f2.8L IS II, 1.4x TC III, 430 EX II Speedlite
    ISO 400, f13, 1/160s, fill flash, HH

    Seen today at a local garden.

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    Beautiful capture!, very crisp and clear, nice eye contact

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    Exceptionally good. The colors, background, dof all sparkle, as does the simplicity of it. The zinnia makes a spectacular perch, both it and the butterfly are in terrific condition, and the background is wonderful. I wonder if a degree or less CCW rotation would help.

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    Nice shot Allen, I get the impression it is quite a large crop - a little short on pixels?? I really like the composition and the colours - just maybe de-saturate the greens a tad?

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    Thanks for the comments everyone.

    Jon, this was a very small crop - nearly full frame.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Allen Sparks View Post
    Thanks for the comments everyone.

    Jon, this was a very small crop - nearly full frame.
    My error in judgment Allen, I have had another look, how about adding Selective color to the butterfly Blacks/Black3, Neutral/Black3, it provides a little more pop??

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    I think what Jon is seeing is a bit of flatness due to the flash, hence the need for more "pop". Apart from that this is a heck of an image. Great colours and flower.

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    Very nice detail and composition.

    Tom

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