Back off! This zinnia is taken!

© James R. Jackson

Back off!  This zinnia is taken!

Uploaded: August 24, 2007

Description

The swallowtail DOES seem to be saying "Get back, Jack!" Taken at midday, handheld, Canon 30D with Canon 35-128mm telephoto lens, f/6.3; ISO 400; 1/1,000 sec.

Comments

August 24, 2007

Wonderful photo!! Beautiful macro work.
Colors are great and lighting is perfect. Wonderful photo!! #722319

James R. Jackson August 24, 2007

Thanks, Sandra! I have to admit the skipper in the pic was a lucky happenstance, but it did work well. Keep shooting (love your triplet shots!). Jay
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Dave Sanders August 24, 2007

Awesome capture James #4693616

James R. Jackson August 27, 2007

Dave, many thanks. I loved your gallery (especially the wildlife). The swan and duck photos are amazing. Keep shooting! Jay
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