Macrophotography (first time) | A very ugly and scary little worm (at least for me)

In my first approach to macro photography, I could have captured the picture of a beautiful and colorful butterfly, maybe I could capture the laborious task of an ant or perhaps photograph a curious beetle. But no, the one it came to my yard was this creepy worm, a model I had to deal with because the truth was not very helpful for this photo session.

Maybe It was too tired, I don't know, but when my 6-year-old cousin Astrid invited me to take some pictures of a little animal with many legs that I had found in the yard, I decided to try the macro lens of my new phone, a Redmi Note 9 that I bought using HIVE.

When I arrived at the location I found this little worm motionless, I thought he had already gone to worm heaven, so I took a wooden stick and pushed him slightly, he moved and then I noticed that my model had simply stayed still.

I took the model with a small wooden branch and placed him on a leaf to take some pictures of him, I felt quite embarrassed to bother the worm and to be afraid of this ugly worm of only about 4 centimeters and of extreme thinness.

I couldn't get it right on the leaf because it moved and then Mr. Worm fell on the ground next to it. I can see that we need to have more collaborative models.

Seeing that he was not going to collaborate, I started the photo session, looking at the photos I could notice his ugly and scary little hairs, I thanked nature for being so wise because these terrifying creatures are, for the most part, a few centimeters long.

The already tired model wanted to climb a peak and showed me red eyes. Obviously, I noticed that this little animal is not innocent at all, I did not pay for the services as a model and I let it keep on climbing.

Doing a search on the internet I discovered that it is called Burner Worm.

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