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04-DEC-2016 Tim Betts

Bingo!

Not a great capture, but sort of a funny one, I think, taken by Tim and his iPhone. I tried so very hard to get a picture of a Blue Morpho in the Butterfly Pavilion at the Natural History Museum, but simply couldn’t because they never alighted anywhere, at least not with the blue side of their wings visible. He finally got me and the butterfly after following us around for several minutes.

The different aspects of Sahraa (3), posted earlier:



Apple iPhone 6
1/30s f/2.2 at 4.2mm iso80 hide exif
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Date/Time04-Dec-2016 16:26:28
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ModeliPhone 6
Flash UsedNo
Focal Length4.2 mm
Exposure Time1/30 sec
Aperturef/2.2
ISO Equivalent80
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Jay Levin13-Jan-2017 16:01
This image is a first in the history of photography: A Blue Morpho and Helen Betts photographed simultaneously!!! V
exzim12-Jan-2017 15:10
That's BLUE alright. Nice shot which proves the old saying about cameras, the best one is the one you are carrying.
Nora van Beek12-Jan-2017 13:47
Tim nailed it! It's nice to see you too, Helen. V
Graeme12-Jan-2017 13:34
A great shot from Tim and the blue butterfly! V
Julie Oldfield12-Jan-2017 01:37
Very fun!
Nirvan Hope11-Jan-2017 23:25
What a moment to capture the restless Blue Morpho!
Jeff Real11-Jan-2017 23:02
A picture of you...way better than a butterfly! ~V~
Isabel Cutler11-Jan-2017 22:21
GADZOOKS that camera is HUGE! What does that lens/camera combo weigh?
larose forest photos11-Jan-2017 22:10
Photographing the photographer! What a fun shot, and he got the blue morpho too. As Jim says, they are surely the most striking and beautiful butterflies on earth. V
Jim Coffman11-Jan-2017 22:00
They are one of the most beautiful butterflies on the planet!