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Originally Posted by Samanax
Image seems slightly overexposed. Looks like you missed focus on the butterfly...the tiny flowers to the left of the butterfly look like the focus point. Colors look slightly washed out. The busy background to the right is pulling the eyes away from the butterfly.
Try reducing the brightness (or lower the exposure if you shot in RAW), increase contrast a tiny bit and increase the color saturation a bit. Might want to crop the image tighter to the butterfly so that it stands out a bit more. Right now it's kinda lost in the image.
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Thanks a lot for the tips. I did some post processing in photoshop cs4 but it doesn't want to save in jpeg (error). This might be because I got it through bit-torrent. I'll try editing in CS3 extended and post the results. When shooting a butterfly it's hard to lock on the correct focus point because it (and I) move so frequently. Do you think I should use a tripod next time?