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• PeterZ (49139)
• [2016-03-09 2:10]

Hello Pedro,
What a nice butterfly. Never seen before. Photographed in good sharpness and details. Beautiful contrasting colors. Good DOF.
Regards,
Peter

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• lousat (65489)
• [2016-03-09 8:37]

Hi Pedro,what a magnificent specie! A great gift to a butterfly fans like me another time,a rare guest of this gallery taken in a perfect sharpness and exposure,i like a lot the open wings version in the WS with a very bright blue.Have a nice evening and thanks,Luciano

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• Silvio2006 (102073)
• [2016-03-09 12:14]

Ciao Pedro, great nacro of fantastic butterfly, splendid sharpness, wonderful colors and fine details, very well done, my friend, ciao Silvio

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• marine-coeur (674)
• [2016-03-09 14:11]

Today is butterfly-day so many nice poster of butterflies and this is one them an excellent and artistic 3D-BG well done PEDRO MONTES

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• Hotelcalifornia (14408)
• [2016-03-10 11:54]

Hello Pedro,
Beautiful butterfly; and well presentation. Good details with perfect exposure. BG looks stunning. I like your WS open wings photograph too where we could see the color of its upper wing.
Thanks for sharing,
Regards,
Srikumar

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• marius-secan (29598)
• [2016-03-10 22:15]

Hello Pedro,
Pin sharp photo with excellent details. I like this interesting butterfly specie with such natural colors, taken from a very good POV.
Marius.

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• dryas (1307)
• [2016-03-15 5:15]
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• KOMSIS (10674)
• [2016-03-28 5:33]

Hola Pedro,
Very good macro ..
Nice photo with good composition and good sharpness.
Best wishes,
Seyfi

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• rousettus (19818)
• [2016-04-06 3:14]

what a beauty. Great macro shot of pretty Lycaenid. Great sharp details and POV/DOF. Thanks for sharing, Pedro. Best wishes
Ahmet

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• peter_stoeckl (11530)
• [2016-04-09 12:06]

Hello Pedro,
your clear and well detailed capture of a hairstreak is a fine demonstration of "false head" markings apparently working well. The butterfly seems to have escaped a predator's attack that was successfully directed against the end of its tailed hind wings instead of its real head. Now the butterfly is still enjoying its life with tails off, and it also allows us to see a glimpse of its bright blue upper side of wings at resting position. Thank you!
With best regards,
Peter