
Creativity involves breaking out of established patterns in order to look at things in a different way.
~Edward de Bono
~Edward de Bono
This butterfly was seen at the Butterfly Conservatory I visited in Georgia at the end of June. A tropical butterfly of some sort. I didn't have much time so I wasn't able to ID all of the ones I shot.
And on another note -
I am not a very fashion conscious person - my favorite outfit is a pair of jeans, a t-shirt and some tennis shoes - however - I definitely think the pattern and colors on this butterfly's wings would make a GREAT fabric for a dress. In fact - I bet my sister would look wonderful in it.
What a gorgeous shot!! I do think that it would make a great pattern for a dress too! I've never seen a butterfly like it! Thanks for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful butterfly. It is fun to see patterns we have never seen before.
ReplyDeletenellie
Hi Kerri...great colors and pattern in deed and a lovely photo!!
ReplyDeleteA dress yes..but I am with you jeans, t-shirt,but I am more a bare foot in summer gal except when I have to go anywhere ( they won't let me in the stores lol )
I think you're right about the butterfly's coloring making a pretty dress. I think it would make a pretty crochet scarf too!....Hmmm....Maybe I better work on that! LOL
ReplyDeleteAmazing butterfly and great photo.
ReplyDeleteJeans and tee shirts are my favorites too! : )
Oh my goodness! A most stunning butterfly. Great shot! I agree with you, gorgeous pattern for a dress. I'm a jeans and t-shirt kind of gal too. Always a pleasure to visit your wonderful blog!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful butterfly and I agree, gorgeous patterns. I wonder how he lost the tip of his one wing?
ReplyDeleteIt is a great design. I can totally envision the butterfly pattern as fabric. It's lovely!
ReplyDeleteDi
This is gorgeous.Butterflies have some of the most intricate designs.
ReplyDeleteI've never seen a butterfly like this. Beautiful pattern and colors. You're right about it making a nice fabric for a dress. Wonderful shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful butterfly and a great shot! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful with all that natural light illuminating the detail in its wings.
ReplyDeleteThe butterfly is absolutely gorgeous, and it WOULD make a gorgeous dress!
ReplyDeleteHe is such a beauty!
ReplyDeleteLovely : )
ReplyDeleteexcellent capture!! Love the corors and the texture it creates
ReplyDeleteJohnina :^A
Absolutely gorgeous. FAB.
ReplyDeleteTruly stunning!
ReplyDeletei also posted butterfly pictures today, yours is gorgeous.
ReplyDeletea great inspiration for some pretty, flowie fabric!!!
I think the shot is stunning! and like you, not fashion conscious either but it would make a very lovely skirt!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful butterfly! And, of course, your photo of it was exceptional. I'm on my way to the butterfly garden at our Botanical Gardens tomorrow--- "we'll see how I do"!!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous butterfly and photo! But, hey, what's a dress? ;-)
ReplyDeleteWouldn't mind having a cape or shawl of that design myself! Such clarity - just wonderful!
ReplyDeleteawesome!!!!
ReplyDelete~ Jo's Precious Thoughts ~
I think butterflies are always very well dressed ~ ready for any occasion. ;)
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have seen one butterfly yet this summer. Where are they all?
Fantastic Kerri!
xo Catherine
The ID of this butterfly is:
ReplyDeleteGreat Mormon Butterfly
Scientific name: Papilio memnon
Other Names: Black Mormon, Great Yellow Mormon, Lowe's Swallowtail
Origin: Africa
Ps. I always enjoy your photos.