Ways Of Seeing

A moth is an insect related to the butterfly, both being of the order Lepidoptera. Most of this order are mothsMost species of moth are nocturnal, but there are crepuscular and diurnal species. Although the reason for this behavior remains unknown, moths frequently appear to circle artificial lights I was amazed by the way that moths seeing. Moths have a wider range of vision and can see in the back of their heads. Moths have three types of color in their vision: blue, green, and ultraviolet (purple) more chances for photoreceptors equals enhanced vision in the dark! Ultraviolet light is reflected by moths, butterflies, and flowers, and ability to see ultraviolet light may help moths find flowers to feed at night That’s why in the nine pictures I used three combine pictures, I blended them and change exposure, and adjustment of the colors, contrast and brightness’ tried to combine them so they can give that effect of UV lights (blue, green and violet color) The storyboard is about a moth who finds the opportunity to enter a house wandering around a house, from the living room to the kitchen. Suddenly a man discovers it and start to chasing it down with a fly killer, eventually he manage to force moth to lose control and he kills it with his feet.

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