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11/16/2007 07:48:57 AM |
| Great detail and sharpness, love the Dof used in this shot and I also like that the spider is hanging upside down. Nice shot. |
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11/05/2007 04:59:20 PM |
| That's wonderfully detailed! |
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09/12/2007 07:03:16 PM |
Hey John, this is really quite good. In a lot of ways, I like yours better than mine. I rotated mine 180 degrees, to make it look more "normal" to people who don't hang upside down all day, sprayed the web with water to get it to show up better, and shot it with natural light at dawn, to get a little warmer light, but I think your spider is (a lot) sharper than mine, and I like the darkish green background a lot, better than my brown desert and lens flare background.
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08/24/2007 06:49:25 PM |
| yes, very nice. You do have to watch the natural light and time of day to get the maximum out of a shot. The dark background somewhat hurts this shot, although not by a ton. |
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08/24/2007 06:00:10 PM |
| Nice. Strobist is a hell of a site eh? |
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