22 Breathtakingly Beautiful Butterflies That May Flutter Away Forever

Banded Orange Tiger

Butterflies are the known as the wonderful magicians of the natural world. This specie included in those species that experience complete metamorphosis (transforms from a lowly caterpillar into something splendid and free). Butterflies are one of the essential parts of our world (they like bees, help pollinate our flowers and plants) many fear that climate change, pesticides, habitat destruction, and over-collecting will drive this fluttering marvel to extinction in the not-so-distant future. Here are some of the breathtakingly beautiful butterflies that you are missing.

The Most Spectacular Macro Photography by Shivrinskyi Rostislaw

The Golden idol

Macro photography has always been favorites of many photographers. Shivrinskyi Rostislaw is a creative and professional photographer who loves to capture the insect’s photography. Currently he is living and working in Ukraine. You can get the most spectacular macro photographs of insects below.

20 Portraits Showcase The Beauty Of Canadian Moths

Jim des Riviéres has become a famous photographer who always comes up with unique and creative idea. Recently, he has created a collection of large-format prints that are displaying "the surprising diversity and arresting beauty of moths (an insect related to the butterfly) from the Ottawa region." He has more than 300 catalogues of different species from the 2,000 specimens. We really appreciate his awesome art works of winged creature. Now we are going to share Jim des Riviéres images that are currently on display in an exhibit titled Winged Tapestries: Moths at Large at The American Museum of Natural History in New York through September 29, 2013. Have a joyful look and get inspired. Have a look at 20 portraits showcase the beauty of Canadian Moths.

Astonishing Macro Photography by Dmitriy Yoav Reinshtein

Dmitriy Yoav Reinshtein is 26 year old photographer from Israel. He captured the close-up of insects even you can easily see their tiny hairs the body and antennae. Dmitriy says that all insects alive when he photographed them, and then he lets go of them.

How it works is a mystery, it is able to capture even a drop of water, balancing on the head of the insect. In addition to the creativity of the insects, the artist works in advertising, has to deal with an extensive collection of jewelry, and photographs. Have a look at wonderful macro photography of Dmitriy Yoav Reinshtein.