Hi there,
All kinds of everything: photography, Poser, Terragen, and maybe other things in future. Hope you enjoy this as much as I enjoyed it to put it together!
I live, together with my wife and two daughters, in a town near Eindhoven in the southern part of The Netherlands. Since my membership, which started back in july 2003, I'm kind of addicted to this wonderful place in cyberspace. Firstly only as a viewer, later (when I became brave enough) as a contributor.
My goal: to enjoy as many people as possible with my uploads (no more, no less). Greetings from The Netherlands.
Paul
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Comments (10)
pm_hackworth
Excellent! Vote! Really great capture! Whew!
Haeberle
Wow, that's great :-) Fantastic capture !
BorisB
That looks nearly unbelievable! You selected a good POV to enforce the amazing impression, well done!
erskogly
That's bigger than a lot of birds! Incredible butterfly and a great shot!
kimariehere
haha laughing at your title.. uh huh yep it matters- uhm.. beautiful capture .. well done... and amazing..!!! ♥ !!
digitaldreggs
I believe that is a moth, not a butterfly.
cynlee
it is a moth... they have the fuzzy antennae... he is impressive :]
1pearl
Wow..super !!!
SNAKEY
It's not a butterfly....... its a moth.......... a very simple way to distinguish a butterfly from a moth is to check it's antenna...... those with rounded tips are butterflys.....and those with just the straw are moths. This one in particular opens upto 25 cms...... and it is known as Snakewing moth (locally). You are lucky to have captured this beauty, I have never come across this as yet.:O))
Enmos
Awesome looking moth, huge wings compared to its bodylenght !! Superb capture !! :o)