my in-flight shot
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not sure....i think it was a hoverfly
i have no idea how you got that shot! Its great!!!
Minor Axis
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And I thought this might be a discussion of joining the mile-high club... 
You took this picture? If so I'm impressed.
You took this picture? If so I'm impressed.
freakofnature
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That's really cool! Have you ever tried to get a shot of a butterfly in flight?
yea...all you get is a blur of wings:24:
freakofnature
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Really? I didn't think their wing speed was THAT fast. :unsure: If Guyzerr can stop a hummingbird's wings I would think a butterfly would be possible too.
moving that fast you cant see them
But most people do get them, including me with a crummy tamron lens
sunny,flash and had to react so no time for settings:ninja
Pffft, I had no real experience of photography when I shot one with wings three 3 years ago
Pffft, I had no real experience of photography when I shot one with wings three 3 years ago
well i was after a red admiral in a budliea patch with the macro lens on.....and that lens is pretty fast:nod:
Minor Axis
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You did not answer my question, how did you get this shot? Did the bug just hover for you? My first impression was that it was a honey bee, but probably not.
My first impression was that it was a honey bee, but probably not.
I'm thinkin' he plucked the wings of what ever the hell it is and then stuck a pin in the far side. The pin is stuck through something so it holds the bug in place making it look like it's in flight. You can't trust photographers no mo cuz they will go to great lengths to make a shot look like a shot... so I'm told.You did not answer my question, how did you get this shot? Did the bug just hover for you?
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