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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| This moth was photographed in my backyard in Mumbai. As to its identity i have no clue. |
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hi badruddin,
the picture is totaly out of focus. no sharpness. hope you dont mind. try with another POV. olors are good though.
regards
mahesh
- Maite
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Hello Badruddin
Maybe the picture is not fully sharp, but the moth is a really beautifull specimen and I am very glad to see it. I like very much the composition and the colors are great. Thank you very much for sharing.
Best wishes
Maite
Hello Badruddin,
the colour composition of your picture is very nice, also the point of view. It's a pity that focus and sharpness are not optimal. I tried a workshop for compensation and hope that you will like the result.
Best wishes, Peter
Hi Bahruiddin,
Wonderful species, really interesting and beautiful moth! Colours are superb too! Pity that a little bit out of focus, next time more attention to the focusing! Anyway this is a beautiful shot to me.
Ersin
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Hello Badruddin,
This moth is of the Limacodidae family, a Parasa sp., probably P. lepida which is quite common in India.
Best regards,
Dmitry