A winter macro (macroglossum stellatuarum)

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A winter macro (macroglossum stellatuarum)...

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A winter macro (macroglossum stellatuarum) sent on April 05, 2018 (12:34) by Michelangelo Ambrosini. 2 comments, 338 views.

, 1/180 f/16.0, ISO 100, hand held.

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3 persons like it: Andnol, Giuseppe58, Quellolà

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Pigi47

sent on April 10, 2018 (10:45) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Not bad considering the handheld. Would see with a little more brightness.

Michelangelo Ambrosini

sent on April 10, 2018 (18:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thanks for passing Pigi. With regard to exposure I chose this because I liked to give sunset a twilight connotation. As for the hand held the shot has a story of its own. This macroglossum had come to stay in my house, I've got some roosts on which it lay, but he wanted to know, and the only place I chose and from which they never escaped were my fingers, so I had to keep with one hand about 2 kg of equipment and use the other as a roost, also quite a distance since I only like 150 macro lens.

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