Fluke.
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2008 2:03 pm
There were about half-a-dozen Red Admirals on the buddleia. The wind was brisk and the flowers were continually moving. Getting the target in focus was almost pot luck. So I was operating the camera (Canon A650 exposure 1/320) in continuous mode (ie, taking a sequence of photos while the button was pressed).
The before and after shots were more or less the same, (after frame is shown) but the butterfly flapped while I had the button pressed during the sequence and his friend decided that he wanted to be in the picture as well.
Jack
The before and after shots were more or less the same, (after frame is shown) but the butterfly flapped while I had the button pressed during the sequence and his friend decided that he wanted to be in the picture as well.
Jack
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