despite his injuries, he could still fly
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Reblogged this on a r t d o g and commented:
wonderful image and metaphor
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Thank you so much for reblogging this. Very high compliment! ~amy
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most welcome!
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fantastic metaphor. and so very true. thank you.
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Thank you! ~amy
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This one is my favorite!!! Amazing, must feel so good to get a shot like that! Love the fact that you made it B&W, it really brings out the intricate and delicate details of the wings! Beautiful image!
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Thank you, Eva. That is an old one i took at my uncles beach house. Its funny because in color, it almost looks the same. His wings were sepia colored & the sky was overcast. He was HUGE, so it was easy to get that detail in his wings. ~amy
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Great Shot. What sort of lens are you sing to capture this detail?
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my standard 18-105mm. I use that one for most of my images b/c it works for almost everything. I don’t want to shlep around my camera bag & swap lens…too lazy. 🙂 Thank you very much for the compliment! ~amy
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Insects seem remarkably resilient despite looking so fragile, don’t they. We see some very bedraggled butterflies, especially in early Spring. Great shot! … and doesn’t it work so well in b/w 🙂
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Thank you, Peggy. Insects do look fragile, those that fly. Alabama roaches look like tanks…ugh, i’ve never seen such ugly, nasty bugs like the 2″ roaches that love to come out at night here. ~amy
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Very Nice photos….and thank you for liking my latest post. Chris
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Hi Chris, thank you for the compliment & i loved your latest post, i look forward to more. ~amy
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What a nice analogy for life…
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I think you are right. Thank you. ~amy
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This is just exquisite! Love that it’s in black & white, too.
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Thank you, Karen! ~amy
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