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INSECT PHOTOGRAPHY
Insects are fascinating. The camera facilitates the observation of small
details that would otherwise be invisible to the eye, thanks to its capacity to
enlarge the image at will and to freeze movement. As examples, look at the
wings of the Monarch that look like tissue thin delicate paper or the back of
the Painted Lady that is so hairy that we wonder where she got her name !
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108- Monarch
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109- Monarch
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110- Monarch
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111- Monarch
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112- Monarch
in its kingdom
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113- Summit conference
Monarchs
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114- Canadian Tiger Swallowtail
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115- Canadian Tiger Swallowtail
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116- Painted Lady
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117- Idea leuconoe
gordita - Malaisia
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118- Parthenos sylvia
Malaisia
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119- Parthenos sylvia
Malaisia
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120- Dryadula phaetusa
Southern USA
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121- Papilio Protenor
Asia
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122- Zebra Heliconia
Central and
South America
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123- Zebra Heliconia
Central and
South America
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124- Zebra Heliconia
Central and
South America
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125- Morpho peleides
Costa Rica
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126- Phoebis philea
Costa Rica
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127- Cethosia cyane
Asia
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128- Who Am I ?
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129- Embroidery
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