Papilio protenor in Jhongsing Village.
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Published November 4, 2009 Daily Photo , Photography 2 CommentsTags: Butterfly, Taiwan
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you have a series of great butterfly photos.
Are those pics were taken with a macro lens?
Most of my butterfly pics are taken with the Nikon 55-200mm f/4-5.6G VR lens. It’s a telephoto zoom rather than a macro lens. I’ve been salivating over a real macro lens for ages now.