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IMG_2019_05_22_JKDS_Queensland Day Moth, Alcides zodiaca (1)

IMG_2019_05_22_JKDS_Queensland Day Moth, Alcides zodiaca (1)

Queensland Day Moth, Alcides zodiaca

Queensland Day Moth, Alcides zodiaca
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Canon EOS 200D

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Aperture f/8 ISO 1250 Shutter 1/200 Focal Length 171/1

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May, 2019

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122

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+21

Awards

Winner in Moth Magic Photo Challenge

Peer Award

+8

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Top Choice

Absolute Masterpiece

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Top 20 rank

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Nature

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Congrats on winning my challenge Moth Magic 🏆 Beautiful Photo, incredible colors 😍💖

Thank you so much.

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Eye popping color. Congratulations on your award win with this beauty!

Thank you, Jayne, for your kind words of appreciation.

PRO

Great image! Beautiful colours …great job!

Thanks for your kind words, Lindie.

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