Here's something a bit different

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Nezza
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Here's something a bit different

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I've been doing macro photography for a while so I thought I would have a go at something different. Green Hairstreaks are attractive little butterflies but blend in with the greenery so I thought I would have a go at taking them using an infra red converted camera. They do stand out well then but is it nature photography ?.
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Green Hairstreak in habitat
Green Hairstreak in habitat
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Green hairstreak (Infra red again)

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Re: Here's something a bit different

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Wow that's cool. Literally, I suppose. I wonder how it would look as a negative.

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Re: Here's something a bit different

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very nice !
They do stand out well then but is it nature photography ?.
for me in any case :-)

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Re: Here's something a bit different

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Nezza wrote:
Sun Nov 19, 2023 9:45 am
is it nature photography ?
Nice images!

"...undisturbed subjects in their natural environment." A wild hairstreak photographed in IR totally qualifies!

JayMcClellan wrote:
Sun Nov 19, 2023 11:21 am
Wow that's cool. Literally, I suppose.
Interesting and attractive, for sure!

But I'm thinking this is near-IR, so dark means absorbent at those wavelengths. I would not be surprised if in thermal IR the wings showed up as a little warmer than ambient.

--Rik

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