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Aliens of our Gardens IV
Aliens of our Gardens IV
Photography \ Nature | 05/23/08 @645 | 
Vasco | 
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Not sure if this is the last of the series, but its the last this month. Next month I'm going for Buildings and landscapes!
This is the same micro spider from Aliens of our Gardens by
Vasco but in a different position. Did some minor colour adjustments and made the synthetic rope B&W.Camera: Olympus E330
Lens: 14-45 mm Zuiko Digital
Filters: Tiffen Close up +1 +2 +4 = +7
Focal Length: 45mm
Mode: Aperture priority
F: 11
Shutter: 1/100
ISO: 100
Contrast settings: High
Saturation levels: High
Sharpness: Hard
Leave a line or two, oh, and if you haven't seen the other, please do!
Aliens of our Gardens by
VascoAliens of our Gardens II by
VascoAliens of our Gardens III by
Vasco
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05/23/08 @693
05/23/08 @703
Some areas are overexposed as you very well see for yourself.
Like the details of some parts of the spider but overall you must control the light to get this to perfection imo.
05/23/08 @739
Carlos
05/23/08 @825
a little overexposure like moserartist said, but not very disturbing I think
05/24/08 @199
I'd rotate 90 degrees clockwise, for a more natural spider position.
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05/24/08 @759
Nice capture, nice color
05/25/08 @542
+10 for that alone.
Try to go up to f 16 next time.
05/26/08 @518
05/27/08 @399
Agree with cupcake
05/27/08 @437
@Hysteria: I think your mistaking the eyes with sth else!!
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