Tiny Moth by helanker
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Description
Hello !
I just had to try and take a macro of this tiny moth. I think I made a fair picture ?
ZOOM IS HUGE
Thank you so much for your kind comments and favs to my previous post. I so apreciate it.
Have a great week in peace and harmony.
We have a cloudy weather with sun in between.
Had rain tonight and that was just what we needed for our flowers and veggies. :-)
Comments (18)
Splendid composition and colors my friend
AMAZING detail, Helle! Nature is always remarkable!
Fantastic image Helle - not just fine!!!! He is so tiny but beautiful! Well done indeed!!!! :)
Beautiful shot of this tiny little guy, nice one Helle
This has to be one of the most awesome close-ups I've ever seen! Excellent catch!
Excellent macro!
superb my friend
wonderful photo!!!!
Beautiful details on this macro, Helle, and nice inset of the wing tip detail! Nicely done!
you made it a great picture! i love these tiny creatures.
Amazing detail on this little moth captured so beautifully - very well done
marvelous macro!
Wonderful close up Helle!It seems in mouvement..wonderfuly detailed!!:-))
A beautiful soft looking moth and so tiny. You did get a great capture.
splendid macro !!
Excellent shot!
Awesome Macro with the wing edge!
wow, I never knew it had that many layers to it. The zoomed version really is amazing, and the wings have "fringes" along the edges, like tassles. I never knew that. And you've placed it well too, Helle, I don't know if it's against glass or a software background, but it brings out the beauty of the moth. And thanks for the inset too. Your macro photography is always a revelation.