I caught a small moth b launched this night for a photo session with my digital camera ... I have no merit, they get caught easily by the wings. We can then put them anywhere, they leave and do make the dead!
I mounted my extension tubes on my 28-80mm lens and lets go!
The camera used is Nikon D80 . Mounted on tripod with trigger wired to ensure the picture clear and sharp. So here
the two best pictures of the little session:
He plays dead ...
Petite pose ...
The Batinses, he hid all the time the legs to protect themselves. I had tried to explain in great length that I will not hurt him, nothing to do! By cons, he remained motionless, allowing me to prepare myself at my ease. I then released into the wild. He clung to the wall where I had originally found and his life became normal again! Poor little thing! The
macro photography is very impressive. We are surrounded by a host of small things alive or not. It is by looking closer you can really appreciate how they are complex and well done. Taking for example the moth, when viewed with our eyes, we see a species of butterfly always hung on a wall and goofs off. By photographing macro, you can see all the details of his little legs, small hooks at the end it keeps hanging, hair, eyes, etc. details in the coloring ... Nature is so well done.
Do a search on google and see all the varieties of spiders for example ... Awesome! My extension tubes allow me to really discover another world.
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