Life is a frail moth flying, caught in the web of the years that pass. ~ Sara Teasdale
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I normally have a yellow bulb in my back porch light, but while attempting to catch the flying squirrels on "film" I changed the bulb to white. It's only been white about a week and we discovered over an inch of moth carcasses piled inside the glass shade.
As soon as I saw the photos on my camera's screen I knew I wanted to attempt a texture layer on them. I knew I wanted a vintagey look and hope I've achieved it. These are my first attempts at textures. :0)
Amazing stunning!
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Beautiful effect and colors.
ReplyDeleteThat last one is my fave!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Good job with that last photo.
ReplyDeleteI love the detail you capture.
Lisa, I just love how The Lord places these wonderful settings right out in front of you to share with all of us. So, the moth's didn't nest in the shade with the other light bulb? That's funny/odd. I wonder why. Hmmmm....
ReplyDeleteAlways appreciating your posts!! Such a blessing, they speak to me, beyond the written words...just so you know ♥
that third shot is amazing with those EYES staring at us!!
ReplyDeletekind of creepy, but I do love the fragility of their delicate bodies
ReplyDeleteI think you nailed it ... hauntingly beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHoly moly! You weren't kidding when you said many moths! There are many! I love the vintage-y look! :o)
ReplyDeleteEwwww... that's a lot of moths!! But a fun photo op. I'm still trying to figure out textures. I know that I've taken some pictures that could have used them.
ReplyDeleteSomehow they look sad to me too. Fragile and sad.
ReplyDeletemothballed fleet comes to mind.
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