Ennomos spp.
Not sure exactly which one. been such a poor year for moths its a case of grabbing almost anything.
D200 Sigma 50mm
No 4 close up. camera flash
f18
JohnR
Fantastic shot John! I'm not usually a fan of flashed macro subjects with a black background, but it works really well here
Cheers,
Dan.
Posted by Kim Connolly on July 12, 2008 at 1:30 PM
Don't know anything about moths John, but this is such a fabulous picture it has made me want to find out more! Wonderful eyes! Where did you take this and what time of the day?
Thanks all.
Kim
Just stick a strong bulb out in the garden over a white sheet and spread old logs and bits of bark around below it. Many of them will sit very well to be photographed.
Cheers
john
If anybody has never tried a moth trap in their garden, I think they might get a surprise when they first have a go. So many beautiful moths that aren't generally seen. Lovely shot of an interesting subject John. Eric
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13 repliesNot sure exactly which one. been such a poor year for moths its a case of grabbing almost anything.
D200 Sigma 50mm
No 4 close up. camera flash
f18
JohnR
Cheers,
Dan.
Kim
Just stick a strong bulb out in the garden over a white sheet and spread old logs and bits of bark around below it. Many of them will sit very well to be photographed.
Cheers
john
Matt
Thats one cool looking moth John , very nice capture in both senses , love those eyes.
Andy...
Oh well next door already think I`m a nutter so a sheet in the garden with a light should not faze then too much
Ian
Stunning image! Interesting composition!