How to do butterfly photography - With examples of my macrophotography
How to get the best chances to take pictures of butterflies and come as close as possible? Here is the solution.
Also butterflies go to sleep. This is the best time to take pictures of them, because they are way less active. The best is to go to a grassland around sunset or sunrise. The light is very good and the little fellas are in a relaxed mood. Also because the temperatures are lower then in the day, they are a bit more lazy.
Those pictures I took around sunset, I could come very close:
Those I made in the daytime, they were way more active and I couldn't come as close:
I hope you like my pictures and this was a helpful tip for you. Thank you for reading :)
Cooler Post. Top Bilder und sehr interessant.
Resteemed.
Danke dir :) Hast du dich auch schonmal an Schmetterlingen fotografisch versucht? Die Saison geht ja so langsam los.
Sehr gerne. Mach ich diese Saison auf jeden Fall :-)
Cool, Berlin ist ja zum Glück sehr grün umringt, da gibt es viele Möglichkeiten.
Nice post and awesome shots :) Resteemed ;)
Thank you <3
Very nice tutorial and photos @sature!
Thanks a lot! Happy photographing! :)
ich mag die Schmetterlinge.... gefällt mir nahm ich mit zu meinen.....
Danke dir :)
sehr gerne doch!
Beautiful images! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! :)
Nice post ! I enjoy the picture tricks !!
Thanks! Enjoy trying them! :)
Good advice. I will try to use it in Summer.
Thank you, have fun and share your results! :)
good job!
Thank you :)
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Wow! What beautiful photos! Thank you for sharing!