Green BG Butterflies

[Omkar]

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The open winged shot is not a Clean BG shot but the colours were too good to leave this pic aside. Hence thought of sharing


C&C welcome.

[Brendon]

Good stuff ! Looking at that green is very refreshing to the eyes.

[UDAYAN]

Superb shots Omkar...neatly composed and so well exposed. #1 stands out because of the colours & the BG.
You use 300 F4 for the large buterflies I guess. What lens do you use for the smaller subjects?..the 300 F4 doesnt give enough magnificatiion for the tiny fellows.

[Hellwrath]

Very very good stuff Omkar . These are very good examples of why a simple/clean background makes such impact.

[bodhijobs]

Very smooth backgrounds. The 1st one rules.

[Anandarajkumar]

I love them all!

[Ashok]

Excellent.
TFS.

[Prabir]

Very very good stuff Omkar . These are very good examples of why a simple/clean background makes such impact.

100% agree with Veeresh.
Awesome stuff, Omkar.

[Madhav Bhakta]

Very nice takes. #1 is Superb.

[iamsomnath]

nice shots ... 1st one is standing apart becoz of BG

[Dr.Anand]

all r top class, but like last one becoz it is rare shot.

[toofan]

superb shots. and totally agree with Veeresh.

[Omkar]

Thanks a lot for the words of appreciation folks

Infact, this tawny shot is one of the best green BG shots I have clicked

Udayan: Yes you are right. Bigger subjects - 300 f/4. I usually pair it with Kenko ETs. Smaller subjects as in the case above, are clicked with the 105 Micro VR.

DrAnand: Yes. The rare sightings & shots is what I also prefer more over the technically sound ones Infact, They way it opened its wings & radiated that beautiful colour was a pleasure to watch & photograph.