Back at the Butterfly House

I was able to go back to the Butterfly House at the Life and Science Museum with my mentor Al D.

The conditions that day were overcast and with rainy conditions. So we decide to do the butterfly house for this outing.

At the beginning before we entered the Butterfly House we had to warm up our equipment so it would not fog up when we both did our macro shots in the butterfly house with butterflies.

For some of my shots at the butterfly house I lined up different composition of the butterflies by using different angles to use for the butterflies either drinking or getting nectar from the flowers that are in the butterfly house.

In this composition, I lined up the butterfly along with water droplets in the background to make it look very cool than my others I did last year at the butterfly house.

Some other compositions, I did in the butterfly house , included butterflies landing and lined up with different surroundings in the background to make it look also very different from the other photographs I did in the past here.

In this photograph another butterfly had landed so I had another opportunity to use my creativity skills in photography to make it look very different than this photograph on the left.

If you have not been here before at the butterfly you should check it out sometime and you will encounter many different butterflies that are from around the world.

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