DanieleGualdoni
FollowMonarca butterflies getting ready to start an incredible migration from Mexico to Canada. Every year they do this travel twice to spend the winter in the warm M...
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Monarca butterflies getting ready to start an incredible migration from Mexico to Canada. Every year they do this travel twice to spend the winter in the warm Mexico and the summer in Canada.
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Location
I took this photo in a forest in the center of Mexico, where the Monarca butterflies gather for the reproduction season.Time
It was late in the morning, it took me a while arrive on the site and because it was in a forest I took advance of the full sun to have better light.Lighting
I was in a forest, with high pines all around me. I found an open area and I took the photo there because I wanted the strong light of the sun emphasize the colors of the butterflies's wingsEquipment
I used a Nikon D800 with a 300mm f2.8 with a 2X teleconverter and a tripod.Inspiration
Just look at the photo! There were millions of butterflies flying all around me. The branches of the trees were blendind under their weight, it was something magical and I wanted immortalize it.Editing
No, I don't like do post-processing. I like take photos with my camera, not with a computer.In my camera bag
Right now I'm using a Nikon D750. I have a 28-300mm f3.5-5.6, a 300mm f2.8, a 2X teleconverter and a tripod. I'm traveling walking most of the time, I prefer stay light.Feedback
If you like natural and wildlife photography just go outside and let yourself be enchanted by the world.