All rights reserved by LindyLouMac Photo Collection July 12th 2011.
Patience eventually paid off and I managed to take a photo of the Swallowtail Butterfly in our Lucerne Meadow.
Happiness is for me appreciating the beauty of Nature all around us.
Butterflies are like a little bit of magic in our world - so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhh! Gorgeous!!!! You know, you could make an amazing photobook with the incredible Italian snaps you have!
ReplyDeletegorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful and it's great to manage to take a picture like that, well done! I hope you're well and have a lovely weekend ahead. Love from London xo
ReplyDeletejust beautiful! What a way to start my morning :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo. Well done you! Butterflies are SO hard to photograph, because they dart around so quickly. As you say, patience certainly paid off for you. Have a lovely weekend.
ReplyDeleteYou've done well - the photo is beautiful and delicate - I'm sure it was worth the wait. What an exquisite colour!
ReplyDeleteYou certainly succeeded in getting an excellent shot.Such detail
ReplyDeleteMany thanks for a joyful post
I have these all over my lavender at the moment, it is not easy to get them to stay still even for a moment! Well done. Diane
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful butterfly. Wish we had more of them around here.
ReplyDeleteLove it! :D
ReplyDeleteOh, how beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely photo. I think it's the most difficult to photograph butterflies and birds. You did it spectacularly.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteOH! You have swallowtails too! Very cool.
ReplyDeleteOh! I love butterflies! Lovely picture. I'm so glad to know about your blog. My family is considering a trip to Italy possibly late next year. I'll have to read you blog and see what life is like there :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats. Your patience paid off. I. on the other hand have never tried to capture such a beautiful prize. Don't know if I have that patience.
ReplyDeleteRosie
I like butterflies... they are like dreams... when you try to catch them, they fly away! I can't wait to get to Italy, on Monday! We get lots of Red Admirals, there... they appear to be so sleepy but, if you get too close, they quickly go! Nice photo, Lindy! Thank you for sharing "bits" of your life with us!
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Happiness for me, is you appreciating nature and then capturing it for us to see! Lovely, lovely photo. Thanks for your comments Linda. Are you not tempted to have chickens in Italy? Love Linda x
ReplyDeleteWonderful shot! Butterflies are such lively critters and so difficult to capture!
ReplyDeleteBravo! And thanks for sharing;o)
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Hope you are having a nice and happy weekeng****
Always been very envious of people who are able to take pictures of insects! Patience must not be one of my virtues then! ;-)
ReplyDeleteBuona domenica Linda!
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Such an exquisite thing of beauty.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and what a wonderful picture you got.
ReplyDeleteI get so excited when I get to snap a picture of nature..I am always chasing Dragonflies..Good think the neighbors know me..I think they would start to worry..haha.
Hope all is well with you..Sending love/blessings on this beautiful Sunday..xoxoRosebud/Carolyn
Patience indeed! Wonderful photo.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photo Linda!
ReplyDeleteApologies for not being around much over the last few days. Have been in a mud strewn field at a festival. Just had to comment on this post, what an amazing photo. I love butterflies to the point where I have a necklace of butterflies (not real ones of course!). Hope all is well with you. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Thanks for linking up, I'm sure my photography skills could be improved greatly by using more patience. I think patience is a skill I need to practice as much as photography.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely week,
Jade
Oh how stunning!! :-) Linda, I would love to visit you this summer if I can make it work. :-) I will keep you posted for sure!!
ReplyDeleteGlad I found your blog! Fell in love with Italy this spring and plan to go back next year and hopefully every year after that. I hope to one day be able to spend extended periods of time in Italy
ReplyDeleteOh, this is just lovely!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous shot! And lucky too! I never managed to photograph a butterfly. I LOVE them!
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Stunning shot!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful photo Lindy!
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