Neptis rivularis for Horia

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• haraprasan (20403)
• [2010-09-04 2:30]

Hi Chris,
A lovely capture of this beautiful Hungarian Glider butterfly. Excellent composition and sharp details. Thanks a lot for sharing.

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• cobra112 (43366)
• [2010-09-04 3:48]

Ciao Chris. Perefect sharp and details on the graphic wings weft. You've obtained good DOF and excelelnte light's management.

Roberto

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• horia (16656)
• [2010-09-04 5:23]

Hi Krzysztof

Glad to hear you've arrived ok and that you had a nice holiday and trip to my country, too. I hope you're leg is all healed by now and that you'll be safe next time :)
This is a great capture from you and a very well taken macro of this beautiful butterfly. I really like the shallow DOF here and the way it isolates the subject from the BG - there's a clear definition of the contour of the wings which is a great aspect.
Very good sharpness and exposure, too.

Cheers, TFS and, again, thanks for the great time
Horia

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• siggi (52850)
• [2010-09-04 6:29]

Hallo Krzysztof,
Milo Cie znowu tutaj spotkac a do tego z taka zdobycza.Tego gatunku jeszcze nie spotkalem.Zdjecie technicznie jak zwykle perfekcyjnie dopracowane.Pozdrawiam Siggi

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• nagraj (15166)
• [2010-09-04 8:08]

Hi,
Nice to see you back with fine image of this butterfly captured well with good composition and those flowers are lovely, good contrast too. tfs.
nagraj.v

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• Argus (50626)
• [2010-09-04 8:15]

Hello Krzysztof,
Though this Neptis species is a little worn you have taken a fine shot of it resting with the wings open. The sharpness and natural colours with the OOF contrasting natural Bg are great. The composition might have been better with a little more space to the right but that is a matter of opinion!
Nice that you and Cedryk could meet our TN friend Horia!
Thanks and have a good weekend,
Ivan

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• CatherineD (14097)
• [2010-09-04 12:11]

Hello Krzysztof,
Impressive details of this beautiful butterfly. The composition is perfect, with diagonal position and beautiful managemnet of light. Impressive to see how this Neptis is different with wings opened and close. TFS. Have a nice Sunday,
Catherine

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• lousat (65361)
• [2010-09-04 15:45]

Impossible to comment a perfection like that...a great gift for the butterflies fans of TN like me....only my greats compliments and thanks! Have a nice Sunday,Luciano

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• livius (1639)
• [2010-09-05 0:35]

Hello Krzysztof
a fine capture of this beautiful Neptis rivularis with excellent details, wonderful colors and focusing. Optimal light managemnt.
Livio

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• cloud (9539)
• [2010-09-05 0:42]

Witam,
Bardzo ladny wzor i ubarwienie. Bardzo dobra ostrosc i swiatlo.
Pozdrawiam, Pawel

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• jlinaresp (17292)
• [2010-09-05 11:23]

Hello Krzysztof,
Ipressive work with the DOF, congratulations!, I like a lot the beatiful BG, some hard but very attractive, very suitable for this perfectly focused butterfly. I Think this a shot same "yeva naked view". Well done, have a nice week.
TFS
Regards
Jesús

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• marius-secan (29592)
• [2010-09-05 12:53]

Hello Krzysztof,
Great capture with amazing details and superb details.
It is a wonderful butterfly with interesting colours.
Congratulation!
Marius.

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• boreocypriensis (9571)
• [2010-09-05 21:55]

Hi Krzysztof,

Very eye-pleasing macro capture of this pretty butterfly from top POV! Nice use of the DOF to focus in on the details. Great job!
TFS and have a nice week/day!
cheers,

Bayram

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• rousettus (19818)
• [2010-09-06 15:27]

Hi Krzysztof
Neptis rivularis is a very pretty butterfly. It was recorded firstly from Turkiye, in last year. But I cant see it yet. you are lucky to see this beauty and captured with such nice shot. great details and coloration. nicely composed and captured from great POV. TFS. well done
Ahmet

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• lorendubois (9343)
• [2010-09-07 13:39]

Bonsoir Krzysztof
Belle prise de vue, beau spécimen,
Bravo, merci et à bientot
Laurent

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• meyerd (7529)
• [2010-09-10 3:12]

Hi Krzysztof,
this is one of the truly stunning butterfly shots on TN. The main effect stems from the range of flowerbuds that develop a diagonal perspective. But then the particular species not often seen on TN that opens exceptionally the wings completely, that is a treat! And you did it with a compact camera to boot. Thanks for this one!
best regards
Dietrich