
by Howard Cheek
This will be the last post of the Texas Giant Swallowtail this season as fall arrives..
Sorry for my absence, just too much to do on the home front these days.
Thank you for your encouragement and viewing, it means a lot to me..
http://www.howardcheekphotography.com/
F/7.1, 1/1000th, ISO 800, Canon 5DM2, 300mm f/2.8 + 2x ext. & cloudy with fill flash.
Comments
11 commentsWonderful shot Howard! Just beautiful, Ray
Excellent series of b'fly photos, Howard. All are an example of how to do it.
Howard, as always the larger version is a must see here.
With that said the detail is stunning, including being able to see the white dots along the b-fly antenna. True testimony to how much detail is there. The very colorful contrasts just all add to this very fine image. Wonderful.......
Another beauty, Howard.
Another excellent look at your zinnia, Howard.
The butterfly is a great addition as well. The details in both are excdellent and the dof looks perfect. I can sure understand how you'd hate to see these disappear for the winter.
Hi Howard
Another astounding capture of the Giant Swallowtail.. 

the large version is a must see
.. we will miss yor BF work when winter arrives
Albert Darmo
Canada
Ho hum. Just another pefect BF image—Perfect specimen, good dof, perfect zinnia, super BG. Yawn.

Pretty and nice Howard
. I have common sulfurs hitting the garden flowers, but the gear is packed up for an upcoming expedition.................................Jim
Another goodun Howard, you're going to miss these shortly. Details are excellent as usual. Graham
Howard, beautiful colors, great sharpness, the dof is right on and the butterfly and flower really pop from the background. Great image.
Howard ..a perfect example of a butterfly image, showing its relationship with the flower.
Nice Work
Balan Vinod