At 02:51 PM 5/28/2003 -0400, Andre Langevin wrote:
Strange as it may seem, many "professional bug shooters", shoot dead bugs
pinned in place. Makes it easy to get the pose, background, and the lighting
just right.
Graywolf
An entomologist told me the best way to photograph flying bugs is first to
>>Strange as it may seem, many "professional bug shooters", shoot dead bugs
>>pinned in place. Makes it easy to get the pose, background, and the lighting
>>just right.
>>Graywolf
>
>An entomologist told me the best way to photograph flying bugs is
>first to put the bug in the freezer for a minute
Jerome,
Works OK for me in the backyard or the butterfly enclosure. Find some flowers they
like and camp out by them. They like to return to specific plants/varieties.
Regards, Bob S.
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> Quoting Bill Owens:
>
> > When shooting butterflies, the secret is to focus on
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