Saturday we left Hermann and ventured towards St. Louis to visit the Butterfly House. Guys, I'm using a 18-55mm lens here and managed to get some half-way decent shots if I do say so myself. Trust me, I cannot wait to get my hands on some expensive, beautiful lenses. But if you are in a similar financial situation, it's okay - it's not worth complaining that you just can't get good shots with the lens or camera body you have. I don't have Photoshop or any other kind of sophisticated photo processing software, either, and these turned out okay. Learn to use what you have. :) Above: The Paper Kite, from Malaysia/Philippines Below: Indian Dead Leaf, from Malaysia Above: Ruby Lacewing, from Asia Below: The Paper Kite, from Malaysia/Philippines Above: Thoas Swallowtail, Central & South America Below: an older Ruby Lacewing, Asia (notice the faded color and tattered wings) Above: best guess is The Postman, from Central & South America, but the colors are non-typical and are fading Below: another Paper Kite, definitely one of the more common butterflies in the House Above: Small Postman, Ecuador
Below: best guess is The Clipper, from Southeast Asia
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