Mating Daylight Flying Moth

Falcon · 29th December 2004

Took this under my block. Comments are most welcome.

ISO: 250
1/125
F14.0

macross · 29th December 2004

Nice.

Just my opinion, I think it would be better if the wing of the top one is a bit more sharper.

Fulfilling your photoshoot time quota?

Falcon · 29th December 2004

Originally Posted by macross

Nice.

Just my opinion, I think it would be better if the wing of the top one is a bit more sharper.

I agree. It was far too windy at that time. By setting a higher f-stop to get more DOF, my shutter speed will decrease and might cause blur. Will try again next time with more DOF.

nzmacro · 30th December 2004

We can't always control conditions, wind, lighting, shutter, aperture, iso, etc. We must take what we can get sometimes. So this is excellent and to have them.......doing what they are doing

is even better. Excellent composition and I just love the colours. Fine work IMHO.

Danny.

Falcon · 30th December 2004

Thanks, Danny.

29th December 2004	#1
Falcon Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 2,869	Mating Daylight Flying Moth Took this under my block. Comments are most welcome. ISO: 250 1/125 F14.0

30th December 2004	#4
nzmacro New Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: New Zealand Posts: 25	We can't always control conditions, wind, lighting, shutter, aperture, iso, etc. We must take what we can get sometimes. So this is excellent and to have them.......doing what they are doing is even better. Excellent composition and I just love the colours. Fine work IMHO. Danny. __________________ Gotta love marcro ;) http://www.macrophotos.com

29th December 2004	#2
macross Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Bedok Posts: 608	Nice. Just my opinion, I think it would be better if the wing of the top one is a bit more sharper. Fulfilling your photoshoot time quota?