Congratulations to all the entrants, but for me it was always going to be Julian's Brimstone in gold medal position. This remains one of the best butterfly images I've ever seen. Simply stunning!
Neil
November 2010 competition
Re: November 2010 competition
Thanks Neil. Phew... I'm somewhat stunned by your comments because the picture was a fluke really in photographic terms as I just pointed and shot and let the camera( Eos 40d + ef100 macro) do the rest. Having both larval foodplants thriving in the garden for over a decade did of course help and just knowing that Mrs Brimstone was obviously keen on that particular bush meant I didn't have to work too hard at getting the picture 
Having said that, I've never won anything before so it is really well appreciated and it will spur me on to try harder next time..
Thanks again
Julian
Having said that, I've never won anything before so it is really well appreciated and it will spur me on to try harder next time..Thanks again
Julian
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Neil Hulme
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Re: November 2010 competition
Hi Julian,
I'm sure that even the very best wildlife photographers would include 'luck' amongst the most important technical aspects of their profession! And 'luck' is something you make for yourself. The end result, and the enjoyment derived in its pursuit, are all that really matter.
Neil
I'm sure that even the very best wildlife photographers would include 'luck' amongst the most important technical aspects of their profession! And 'luck' is something you make for yourself. The end result, and the enjoyment derived in its pursuit, are all that really matter.
Neil
Re: November 2010 competition
Thank you Julian, lets hope I get the( wing ) of things this year 
Goldie
Goldie