rdavs
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join:2002-11-21
Tucson, AZ
| Cycle of a Queen Butterfly
Canon EOS 40D
100mm 1/125th -0.6ev F8 ISO200
Queen Caterpillar on Milkweed | 
Canon EOS 40D
100mm 1/60th -0.6ev F16 ISO200
Queen attaching itself to make a chrysalis | 
Canon EOS 40D
100mm 1/60th -1ev F16 ISO200
Queen Chrysalis | 
Canon EOS 40D
100mm 1/100th -1.3ev F20 ISO200
Queen Chrysalis almost ready | 
Canon EOS 40D
210mm 1/500th -1ev F7.1 ISO200
Queen Butterfly on a Milkweed flower |
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SueS
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join:2007-05-16
Macon, MO | Thanks for sharing! Beautiful photos!
We got to watch a Monarch Butterfly go from Caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly a few summers ago. It is amazing, but I only have two photos taken with a point and shoot. |
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Kringle
Dr.D
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join:2004-02-27
Pierrefonds, QC | reply to rdavs
Thanks for sharing this great series!  |
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Warzau
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join:2000-10-26
Naperville, IL
clubs: | reply to rdavs
Beautiful, my daughters will enjoy these pictures. |
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ErikVKing
Erik the Viking
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join:2008-06-19
Davenport, IA | reply to rdavs
Great shots, how long did it take? |
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rdavs
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join:2002-11-21
Tucson, AZ | These were all taken on Friday morning, I was amazed to see all phases at one time! |
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freeze
Magic Murder Bag
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join:2001-05-13
Columbus, OH |  reply to rdavs
Fantastic. |
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DavisPhotog
Flyingphotog
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join:2001-08-26
Oakland, CA
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Those are great. The first one is a bit overexposed (1/2 to 1 stop), but they all have great color.
I love the story this tells. It prompted me to go on youtube and find some time-lapse videos of the same thing. Very neat.
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I am the Flying Photog, see my website accordingly named Flyingphotog.com. User known formerly as zakooldude. |
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