Beautiful Eublemma moth from a macro lens.
Hi guys, today is really tiring, the portraits I show make me a little annoyed because it is very difficult to get the best shot when photographing this small insect. But it's okay, the important thing is the results are very satisfying.
I photographed this insect using the Infinix Hot 50 Pro Plus smartphone, and attached an external macro lens to find interesting views up close. Thankfully, the results are very good.
Take a look at the photos below. Hope you like them!
This insect is a genus of moths with the name Eublemma. This insect is small in size.
My friend, the location of this photo shoot is in my village, Samalanga, Aceh. I found this moth near my family's rice field, at that time I immediately took advantage of that important moment in a very long photo shoot session, because the conditions at that time were a little windy.
Alright guys, I hope you like my shots. Next time I will show you something more interesting. Regards!
by @new-spirit
| Photo | Eublemma |
|---|---|
| Photographer | New-spirit |
| Camera | Smartphone Infinix Hot 50 Pro Plus, Macrolens |
| Location | Samalanga, Aceh, Indonesia |
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