Take Off
A baby blue-winged butterfly prepares to take off from a flower.
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joan warburton
Oh, how cute! Fantastic digital work!
dawndavies
this is just fab well done, he is a little star
SaMack
awesome!
Jacqueline Fae
very clever!
JimFilmer
great work
Robyn Carter
Very clever – wel done :)
mandi andreasen
this is so good! i love it.. I did one like this if you wanna see it. Mine is not perfect though. so mabey you can tell me what i need to do. And the wings are perfect, mine are not.. I want to do as good as you!! I am learning, i want to specialize in this type of work. i think little baby and children fairies are sooooo cute…
mandi andreasen
and you will tell me how to get the wings just right as well
Deanna Roy
My only secret is that I shoot hundreds of butterflies. I go to butterfly sanctuaries where they are plentiful (I’ve been to ones in Canada, Houston and Galveston.) That way I can always mate the perfect butterfly wings with the baby position.
When I have a baby come in for portraits and the mom wants a butterfly, I automatically ask her if she is interested in signing a modeling release for these types of shots. Usually I do one type of image that is available for portraits, and then at the end of the session I shoot the baby in a bunch of other poses in hopes of getting something that will work with one of my butterfly art images.
I think the pictures work so well because the “real” butterfly is really there on that flower. I have just removed the bug portion and replaced it with a baby. That ensures the lighting and all look very realistic—because it is!
Filipe Goucha
Ahh so cute :) Great work
cdwork
Gorgeous work
Deanna Roy
Thank you!