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Comma on Pete's flashgun

Blashford Butterflies

July 21, 2016 ChrisA 0 Comments Blashford Lakes, Butterfly, Canon 100mm F2.8 USM, Canon 760D, Canon MT-24ex Macro Flash, comma, Fill in Flash, macro, Red Admiral, Ringlet, Silver-washed Fritillary, Small White

Warmer weather helped bring out the butterflies on the 16th July. The day started off badly with heavy rain, but

Chalkhill Blue

Butterfly Blasts from the Past

April 1, 2015 Chris 0 Comments Butterflies, Canon 100mm F2.8 USM, Canon 50D, Canon MPE-65mm, Canon MT-24ex Macro Flash, Chalkhill Blue, macro, Silver-washed Fritillary, Skipper, Small Heath, Topaz Detail

Having recently joined 500px, I have been going through some of my shots from the past looking for ones to

Silver-washed Fritillary

Butterflies at Pignal (New Forest)

July 19, 2014 Chris 0 Comments Brimstone, Butterflies, Canon 100mm F2.8 USM, Canon 650D, Gatekeeper, Large Skipper, macro, Marbled White, New Forest, Peacock, Pignal Inclosure, Ringlet, Silver-washed Fritillary

Pignal Inclosure in the New Forest, is an excellent place for butterflies, and this visit on a hot sunny July

Small Skipper Nectaring (2)

Butterflies at Alners & Lyndlich

August 2, 2013April 27, 2014 Chris 0 Comments 3D, Alners Gorse, Butterflies, Butterfly, Canon 100mm F2.8 USM, Canon 650D, comma, Gatekeeper, Lynlinch Common, macro, Silver-washed Fritillary, Small Skipper

Took a visit to Alners Gorse Butterfly Reserve on the last Sunday in July. The weather was warm, but very

Small Heath nectaring on bramble (Landscape)

Butterflies Up Close

August 15, 2012July 26, 2013 Chris 0 Comments Butterflies, Canon 50D, Canon MPE-65mm, Canon MT-24ex Macro Flash, macro, Marbled White, Pignal Inclosure, Silver-washed Fritillary, Skipper, Small Heath

A second visit to Pignal saw me take several macro photos of the abundant butterflies with my MPE-65mm Macro Lens,

What The!

Butterflies at Pignal

August 1, 2012 Chris 0 Comments Butterfly, Canon 100mm F2.8 USM, Canon 50D, macro, Marbled White, Pignal Inclosure, Ringlet, Silver-washed Fritillary

After reading up on some locations in my Insects of the New Forest book, I headed of to a new