【Eye Butterfly Family: Eye Butterfly】 Yang Hong Butterfly Photography Series
I remember that in the middle of May this year, I went to the Qingtai Tombs with my family. To my delight, not long after I entered the park, I saw a kind of butterfly jumping among the trees. Holding the camera, I hurried closer, and when I approached, I could see that it was a "butterfly with eyes". I carefully approached, focused, and chose as much background as possible to accentuate the subject form. Focus again and again, track again and again... Finally, these five photos of "eye-catching butterflies" were taken, leaving behind the figure of the little elf in the Guling District.
Qing Tai Ling Xiaojing / Yang Hong【Photo】
【Grey Butterfly Family: Red Pearl Grey Butterfly】 Yang Hong Butterfly Photography Series
At this time, there were very few people in the mausoleum area, so quiet that even butterflies were not too afraid of people...
I soon spotted another gray butterfly, and approached with the camera in hand, and when I got closer, I saw that it was a red beaded gray butterfly. Due to the uneven height of the green space and the fact that the small gray butterflies are always moving in the near noon sun, they can only follow the capture with the camera in a low posture. After nearly an hour of groping and rolling, there are five ecological photos of red pearl gray butterflies...
【Note】 "Qing Tai Ling": The Qing Dynasty's Tai Ling, located at 115 degrees 36 minutes east longitude, 39 degrees 37 minutes north latitude, 15 kilometers away from Yi County, Baoding City, Hebei Province, under the Yongning Mountain, its altitude is 382 meters, was founded in 1730 (Yongzheng 8th year), covering an area of 8.47 hectares; it is the earliest architectural, largest and most complete imperial mausoleum in the Qing Dynasty.
After dinner, squeeze in time to organize the pictures and texts into "archives". It is used to record the ecological photos of butterflies I took at the QingTai Mausoleum.