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07-18-2012, 06:47 PM #1TPF Junkie!
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Supersize Moth
I wasn't sure where to put these because this guy was huge!
The moth had a good 5+inch wingspan.
I would have preferred more natural surroundings but I worked with it where it landed.... on my garden tools lol
I lit him for this with flashlights and on board flash (taken at night).
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07-19-2012, 07:03 AM #2TPF Junkie!
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1 is amazing. I love the definition in the antenae, looks more like a bat than a moth!
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#1 is nice.. good detail on the antennae! I WISH I could find subjects like this... this years seems to have fewer bugs of all kinds around here.
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Thanks Joshua and Charlie.
I'm playing with a closer crop on the first one, just haven't got it right yet.
Sorry Mike lol
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Honestly, I really really like #2 and #4. Love the pose in #2 and the spot lighting in #4. Very good work.
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