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Stage 5

 UV Flower Photography - Debera Lombardi

"I take my photos in a totally dark environment, illuminating the subject by a UV torch, and applying technical measures resulting for various experiments"

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Contrast _Texture_ Detail

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Contrast _Selective Focus_ Use of Light

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Patterns_ Contrast_Detail

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Insects are capable of detecting UV and colours using photoreceptors. Bees and ants are able to simultaneously receive information from the wavelength and e-vector (vector representing the electric field of an electromagnetic wave) of incoming light using its receptors.

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However, bees can see UV light patterns that are invisible to us. Many flowers have UV patterns on their petals, which act as a signal to help bees and other insects to find and pollinate the flower.

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