Portraits of a Moth

[Stagecoach]

An accommodating model.......................

No 1 - 1/10s, f/25


No 2 - 1/10s, f/25


and crossing over to the dark side for Brian

No 3 - 1/320s, f/36


Grahame

[Shadowman]

Nice series, that third one's a beauty.

[billtils]

Like these a lot. Nicely done - I take it they were shot with the 105 AFS Micro lens?

[mugge]

I really like #1 it looks almost powerful. Regarding the last one - well I think, mmm ah! Brian's dark side? Me think.
Cheers Ole

[madcrow]

Great images, very sharp and fabulous detail. A master at work.

[Stagecoach]

Nice series, that third one's a beauty.

Thanks John, looking at No 3 again I see it needs a bit more care where I have darkened the background.

[Stagecoach]

Like these a lot. Nicely done - I take it they were shot with the 105 AFS Micro lens?

Thanks Bill, yes the 105 AFS, no tubes.

[Stagecoach]

I really like #1 it looks almost powerful. Regarding the last one - well I think, mmm ah! Brian's dark side? Me think.
Cheers Ole

Thanks Ole, he looks a bit like a pig and also grumpy.

[Stagecoach]

Great images, very sharp and fabulous detail. A master at work.

Thank you Maurice.

[DickyOZ]

Three truly excellent images. The high F numbers certainly help the DOF. #2 looks like it's poring the ground ready to charge. I notice its 'microwave antennae' are tucked away so it's not currently looking for a mate.

[JBW]

Nothing wrong with the occasional stroll on the dark side. Especially when it produces such a superior shot

[Ziggy]

Really great job on these Grahame.

[Dave A]

The detail is amazing.

Dave

[Wavelength]

Meticulous!!!!

[bnnrcn]

Great set Grahame

[DanK]

superb

[Craigie]

Great set of images.

[Stagecoach]

Richard, Brian, Jim, Nandakumar, Binnur, Dan and Gary

Thank you each for commenting and I'm pleased you enjoyed this series.

I notice its 'microwave antennae' are tucked away so it's not currently looking for a mate.

This one occasionally just put one out

The high F numbers certainly help the DOF.

I did push the aperture a bit with some of these Richard to get the DoF on the eye and accidently even pushed the ISO with this one

No 4 - 1/320s, f/36, ISO3200

[FootLoose]

Wow! Fantastic shots, Grahame. Was this a paid model?

[JBW]

Richard, Brian, Jim, Nandakumar, Binnur, Dan and Gary

Thank you each for commenting and I'm pleased you enjoyed this series.




This one occasionally just put one out



I did push the aperture a bit with some of these Richard to get the DoF on the eye and accidently even pushed the ISO with this one

No 4 - 1/320s, f/36, ISO3200

you gear sure handles high ISO better than mine.