UV Fluorescence 4

Farider

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UV Fluorescence 4

02-08-2023, 22:10

After taking pictures of the whole lily, I thought it would be interesting to take close ups of the petals to see what detail could be seen. These pictures were taken with an RF100mm macro and show the fine structure of the petal with quite different colours in UV not necessarily related to features visible in normal light.

5 sec F16 ISO 1600
8X6a2808 LR by Ian, on Flickr

5 sec F16 ISO 1600, 365nm UV torch
8X6a2807 LR by Ian, on Flickr

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03-08-2023, 11:15

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#3

03-08-2023, 11:20

The detail shows better I think in pic 2 using the UV light.
It looks a bit scary, something from a sci fi film….be afraid….
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Bill53

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#4

03-08-2023, 14:08

Second one really stands out.

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