@ljuba, I can't blame you for saying that but if you've read through the posts you'll know why, they're the same kinds of butterflies and the ones that are on the same flower is to show that you could take consecutive shots without scaring them away - showing that they really just are eating and not caring about you taking their pictures. If you also take a good look - those are 6 different butterflies and if you look at the consecutive shots - you'll see them bobbing up and down the Buddleja flowers.
This is some sort of a smartphone photography tutorial - put in a story that really happened - that's why.
Thank you for the comment - you may not be the only one ;)
@ljuba, I can't blame you for saying that but if you've read through the posts you'll know why, they're the same kinds of butterflies and the ones that are on the same flower is to show that you could take consecutive shots without scaring them away - showing that they really just are eating and not caring about you taking their pictures. If you also take a good look - those are 6 different butterflies and if you look at the consecutive shots - you'll see them bobbing up and down the Buddleja flowers.
This is some sort of a smartphone photography tutorial - put in a story that really happened - that's why.
Thank you for the comment - you may not be the only one ;)