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Wednesday, November 6, 2013

Wordless Wednesday: Butterflies in Awesome Motion


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  1. Beautiful! You're lucky to live where there are so many butterflies!

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  2. Shirley, you live in such wonderful climate, warm and sunny and full of butterflies!

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  3. Always love it when you do this effect!

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    1. I posted a bit more about how I did this one in the last comment.

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  4. You brightened this dark and gloomy day.

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  5. Super cute effect! Like the orange and purple combo

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  6. Beautiful movements of butterflies...

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  7. Awesome indeed. If only my garden had *half* your butterflies . . . .

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    1. We live on the butterfly migration route which makes it a lot easier to attract them.

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    1. It's the Awesome Motion program in Google+ Picasaweb.

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  9. Shirley: This is soooo beautiful! I wish I lived in Texas right now!

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  10. Thank you all for your kind comments. The program used here is "Awesome Motion" and is part of the Google+/Picasaweb photo editor.

    I wrote about the technique in August.

    http://rockoakdeer.blogspot.com/2013/08/howd-she-do-that-hummingbird-in-motion.html

    This time I used a tripod and set the camera for multiple exposures. There are more than thirty frames in this one--about three times the number I usually do.

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  11. Oh, wow. You had a nice showing of butterflies this year. It looks like mostly queens. I had quite a few monarchs and queens when the Liatris was in bloom. They did not linger on the Gregg's mistflower as late as they usually do. I wonder if they know something we don't?

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    1. There was one Monarch in the mix that day but I don't think it made the photos. The most at any one time so far is five and I did notice Monarchs are not as attracted to the Gregg's mistflower as the Queens are. The Queens would also chase them away.

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  12. Wonderful, I always enjoy seeing the Monach butterflies. We had them pass thru our area here inthe SC mountains about a month ago. We have the ladybugs by the thousands now!

    I love your gardens, great pictures. check out my blog sometime,

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