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Beneath the Alien...
Paul Iddon
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Well, not really an alien...
It's a drain fly or a moth fly, whichever you might call it.
Anyway - it might look a bit like outer space in brown, but that is actually marks on the outside of the double glazed window in the back door - and I cloned a few of the biggest ones out!!!
In the original, the fly was facing downwards, but I rotated it and pointed it to the right to give better composition.
This is 2 images stacked, although I took 5, but adding in any of the other three created more artefacts that detracted from the finished stacking process.
The Venus lens was set at f/5.6 in AV mode, and held against the double glazed window glass, with a 31mm extension tube and 1.4x TC.
Exif: f/5.6, 0.6sec, ISO 160.
Paul.
It's a drain fly or a moth fly, whichever you might call it.
Anyway - it might look a bit like outer space in brown, but that is actually marks on the outside of the double glazed window in the back door - and I cloned a few of the biggest ones out!!!
In the original, the fly was facing downwards, but I rotated it and pointed it to the right to give better composition.
This is 2 images stacked, although I took 5, but adding in any of the other three created more artefacts that detracted from the finished stacking process.
The Venus lens was set at f/5.6 in AV mode, and held against the double glazed window glass, with a 31mm extension tube and 1.4x TC.
Exif: f/5.6, 0.6sec, ISO 160.
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Cheers SB
Paul.
Link to my personal website: http://www.pauliddon.co.uk
Brian V.
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Thanks Brian - a little different.
Paul.
Link to my personal website: http://www.pauliddon.co.uk
Lovely image.
Harold
Thanks Harold - I was surprised at the light really being natural.
Paul.
Link to my personal website: http://www.pauliddon.co.uk