I See You Butterfly
by Thomas Woolworth
Title
I See You Butterfly
Artist
Thomas Woolworth
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
Peek A Boo I See You.
This artwork was sold as a 12.00" x 8.00" on Archival Matte Paper to a buyer from Marshall, VA.
This photograph has been Digitally Enhanced to help this image to be considered a unique moment in time.
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From my eyes, through the view finder to the click of the shutter. I hope you enjoy these moments in time that have been captured.
Note: Since 2013 ALL Photographs were taken with a 24MP digital camera, Rolled In The Tube Art Print (poster) image sizes of 60 inches and up to 96x49 are available for many of these Art Prints.
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Tom Woolworth
Photographer (since 1977), Owner V'CAD Support (since 1987) now Retired, Macintosh/Apple Graphical Consultant 25 years now Retired.
Fine Art America Member since September 21st, 2011.
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September 25th, 2011
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Comments (10)
Thomas Woolworth
Thank you Bruce for featuring this Photograph in your Illinois Nature and Scene Group.
Randy Rosenberger
For sure, the "eyes" have it all on this great piece, Thomas! I love butterflies on florals, and this is a true beauty of mother nature. No camouflage, but look out, as my eyes are bigger than yours! LOL Basically that is the reason for the coloration of this fine creature, to protect itself against its know enemies. What a wondrous piece of work, Thomas, and I am very impressed, as I have never seen this great combination of "flying flowers" and the neat florets surrounding it. Kudos to you for this grandiose imagery! Thanks much for sharing!
Thomas Woolworth replied:
Wow, Thank you Randy for your great comment. This butterfly was part of a year long Butterfly shoot that took me all over the Midwest and Southeast part of the USA.
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