This is the first photo I snapped. (No filters or adjustments.) But I wasn’t satisfied that it met an unusual pov, although I tried to be creative with light, angle, and perceptive. There is the question of “what is the subject?” Flat, right?
So I moved to this:
Now the idea of the subject was coming into focus. But still not hitting the spot. So, I moved my attention to the fly with a whole new concept:
By the way, this fly did pose for me. I took about six different shots.
Not myself today nor am I thinking with clarity. In bed with a bug, ha ha, not the fly.
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Nice-love the last photo-what a great model you had to work with!
Great pictures! Insects often get hypnotised by a lens, I guess. I’ve noticed a similar behaviour when I photographed butterflies and other six-legged animals =]
Well, you have some amazing photos! You must be shooting with a really good camera.I wonder if all insects have multiply lenses? I will have to research.I shot with an iPod. Maybe it was attracted to the Apple. Thank you for stopping by and checking out my photos.
Well in fact it’s a third hand Samsung I got from a friend but it has a terrific lens for making macro’s.
You lucky phoneographer! Great lens.
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