As I started indoors from yard work today, I noticed the first butterfly to
visit my new butterfly garden. I was wishing I had a camera when I
remembered I had broken my rule not to carry the Razr on my riding lawn
mower. It was 2pm, sunny, the angle of the shot was about NNW. The screen
was more of an emergency signaling device than viewer.

I've tried cardboard tubes, screens behind the head, etc. with no luck since
the original posting of a sport fisherman in the Gulf  of Mexico using a
black garbage bag for a cell phone booth. I fetched a beach towel the wife
bought last week. It worked! If you cover your head with the edge of the
towel about nine inches away from the face and hold the Razr just under the
edge, protected from the sun, apparently side illumination is prevented
allowing a good view.

I'm sure the kids in the swimming pool next door were a bit alarmed but it's
better than them telling their dad "There's a man outside with a garbage bag
over his head". Caught outdoors again, I'll try just pulling my T-shirt over
my head, strictly in the interest of science.

For those on this newsgroup that want to argue anything:
The actual cover was a Martex 100% Egyptian Combed Cotton beach towel
purchased from Costco for cash. This infers no results from towels purchase
from Wal-Mart or Sam's Wholesale. I have no financial interests of any kind
in this except for a video to be released next week demonstrating a system I
developed for law enforcement using a Motorola Razr.

No butterfly's were harmed in this experiment, but I did step on a fire ant.