Macrophotography moths and butterflies one insect that has a difference
During my hunting in macrophotography insects wild living move freely, finally I got two very beautiful insects in one species.
I know in one order insects have thousands of species and each insect has amazing characteristics for the object of macrophotography.
In our environment there are thousands of wild insects that have the beauty and uniqueness and today I get the object an extreme lens macrophotography namely moths and butterfly.
In this post there are two types of insects that are very beautiful in one scientific order, the order lepidoptera..
Moths and butterflies.
Moths are insects that have similarities to butterflies, but basically butterflies and moths have differences, although both are lepidoptera families.
When I hunt macrophotography objects I to always want know about the difference and uniqueness in every insect as moths and butterflies.
I always notice where their differences a from small, large moths and large to small butterflies
and finally I could see for myself the difference between butterflies and moths during my hunt for macrophotography.
1.Butterfly.
![image](https://steemitimages.com/640x0/https://img.esteem.ws/60gnn9v2at.jpg)
•I took this photo using camera the Xiaomi Note 4 smartphone.
I always pay attention to the shape of the eyes and the shape of the fins of every butterfly I get.
•Macrophotography smartphone Lens Macro 45mm nikon L810 modified for smartphones 1/120 sec. f/2 3.57mm ISO 125.
•Macrophotography smartphone Lens Macro 45mm nikon L810 modified for smartphones 1/120 sec. f/2 3.57mm ISO 125.
•Macrophotography smartphone Lens Macro 45mm nikon L810 modified for smartphones 1/120 sec. f/2 3.57mm ISO 125.
When shooting their images using a macro lens with a focal length of 45mm I also pay attention to the shape of the fins, eyes and fur. until I when taking the object macrophotography extrime lens I noticed the same thing.
2.Moth.
•Macrophotography smartphone Lens Macro extrime nikon L810 modified for smartphones 1/18 sec. f/2 3.57mm ISO 250 + flash.
•Macrophotography smartphone Lens Macro extrim nikon L810 modified for smartphones 1/16 sec. f/2 3.57mm ISO 250
•Macrophotography smartphone Lens Macro extrim nikon L810 modified for smartphones 1/17 sec. f/2 3.57mm ISO 640 + flash.
This is a moth macrophotography that we often encounter on the walls of the house at night. This one moth if we see with our eyes we most likely cannot see clearly the beautiful colors on his body.
When I use macro extrime lense , the body shape and attractive colors on the wings are so clearly visible with the help of simple lighting that I gave manually through one point.
•Big moth
I found this big moth in the forest and I've posted it a few months ago.
The shape of the eyes and fins on the head of the moth is clearly visible
and also the shape of the feathers on the moth's body is a little different.
Believe / not, the big size moth has the shape of eyes which is rather awful and looks very clear when I aim at their eyes using extrim macrophotography lens.
And dania there are various types of moths, there are various characteristics of uniqueness in each moth ranging from color and size and we can simply distinguish moths and butterflies from the fins in the head both of these insects.
As long as I hunt for macrophotography photos, there are various types of beautifully and uniquen wild insects that I found in the environment. In addition, I can find out the beauty and uniqueness of various insects that live in the open.
All of these images are my work
I hope this is useful for all my friends and if there are deficiencies in the author I beg you to be appreciated.
•If you still feel doubt the difference between butterflies and moths you can prove own .and
•also if you feel hesitant with the eyes of moths, my macrophotography shots please you see for yourself on large size moths.
Editing image
Using the Snapseed application.
Location
aceh-Indonesia.
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Those are really good at the end I have never seen a moth like that.
@Stever82 this moth is really rare as long as I hunt for macro images just once I find it and this big moth's eyes are a little horrible.
What cool images, thanks for sharing your moths with us.
and thank you for visiting my page:)
First image impression:
Yikes! A rhino/deep sea lantern fish/insect hybrid!
As usual, fascinating images.
Namaste, JaiChai
Thanks @jaichai:)
@deltasteem, some fabulous shots here and you are getting very good! Did I tell you that Papillon is the French word for Butterfly! Blessings!
thanks@papilloncharity wow i just found out ..