Fly-by-light x 5 by goodoleboy

Photography • Collage • posted on Apr 16, 2009

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Description

Captured 4/16/09, just a few hours ago at 7:45 AM, right outside of my condo complex. Ergo, this is hot right out of the memory card. You've heard of the legendary and irresponsible fly-by-night, well, this is a fly-by-light, essentially because other than the original foto on top, I used the Photoshop lighting effects filter to display the light source moving clockwise, generally from the north, the east, the south, and from the west in this sequence of pictures. A ZOOM will substantially improve your viewing capabilities. Incidentally, for the flora mavens, the rose is of the floribunda variety, and makes a perfect surrounding for the insect, which was most cooperative and gracious in posing for this shoot. Thankx for the visit, and have a temperate Thursday.

Comments (11)

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lizzibell

1:23PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

great capture...

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jocko500

2:01PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

super looking and your postwork is super too. as for the fly I say "shue fly"

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MrsRatbag

2:06PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

Beautiful work! Did you get the fly to sign a release?

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Hendesse

2:12PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

Interesting collage with this different light effects. Excellent work!

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goodoleboy

2:20PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

MrsRatbag: LOL! Good one, Denise!

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bmac62

4:44PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

Crisp photo with subtle lighting changes. Very imaginative!

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babuci

6:25PM | Thu, 16 April 2009

Looks like you have great fun playing with a light. Great delightful series.

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anahata.c

12:11AM | Fri, 17 April 2009

as we used to say, "outa sight!" (There's no pun there...) I didn't realize it was the same flower until I read your description: And the rotating 'quarter-hours' work—they really highlight a different part of the flower. And the fly doesn't change a bit, doesn't say hi, take a bow, wave...And the top one, out of the card, has a multiplicity of light on it, very nice. A fine shot of a flower (with visitor), and lots of fun.

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