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Moth (4)
Copyright ©2007, Peter French
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Moth
| Photographer: | Peter French |
|---|---|
| Folder: | RAW 2007 |
| Uploaded: | 18-Aug-2007 08:56 CEST |
| Model release available: | |
| Camera: | Olympus E1 |
| Exposure time: | 320 |
| Aperture: | 6.3 |
| Focal length: | 70mm |
| Lens: | Zuiko 50mm Macro and EC14 |
| Focusing method: | Spot |
| ISO: | 200 |
| White balance: | Auto |
| Flash: | no |
| Image format: | RAW |
| Processing applied: | Small crop and noise reduction |
| Various: | |
| Image resized to: | 750x1000 |
Moth (4) - revisited:
Peter -
This was a tough shot! You've got the bright sunlight illuminating the yellow blossom; unfortunately, the underside of the moth's wing and shaded abdomen are another story.
You did a wonderful job of getting the correct exposure of the moth's undersides without blowing out the yellow blossoms.
Catching the pollen on the end of the moth's antenna is a nice touch.
Great shot!
-leon
Leon Plympton at 01:50 CEST on 20-Aug-2007 [Reply]