spider 3

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By: Richard Walters
Copyright ©2001

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Photographer	Richard Walters {Karma:480}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Nikon D1
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	105mm
Uploaded	5/4/2001	Film / Memory Type	Sandisk 128MB
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Views	747	Shutter	1/180
Favorites	0	Aperture	f 6.7
Critiques	4	Rating	Critique Only Image
Location	City - State - Country -
About	I have no idea why my macro searches have led to spiders ... perhaps because they seem to hold still for a photograph.
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Autumn Ruhe {K:993} 1/23/2003

excellent vivid colors- i think this photograph would be far stronger if you had used a higher dof. interesting shot.

Artie Colantuono {K:12275} 5/5/2001

Nice image Richard, get the tripod you would absolutely have a screaming image here if you got another 1/2 inch of DOF....Well done.

Richard Walters {K:480} 5/4/2001

Thanks again Gary, never really thought about it. I'm finding that I love macro photography ... so maybe I'll make that investment of a focusing rail with small tripod.
It has to be close to ground ... spider 4 was taken about 3 inches off the ground and aiming up. A sunbeam was coming from the side and struck behind the spider. Cant imagine using a tripos for that ... but they probably make something that would have worked.

Richard Walters {K:480} 5/4/2001

Thanks Gary, this guy is littttttttttttle, not sure the view can tell just how little this spider is. Needless to say, focus was very critical ... I tried for more depth of field ... but my hands were very unsteady and I needed the sutter speed for hand held shot.

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