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Along Came a Spider
Along Came a Spider
Photography \ Nature | 10/21/07 @707 | 
Vasco | 
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Just a macro exercise. I’m trying my new close up filters. I was wondering in the garden it this 2 cm spider appeared and I decided to take some shots of it. It was late in the afternoon so I had to use the flash. With this filters composition goes a bit away, because the focus field in almost close to nothing, still they give great detailed shots. I’ll be posting a few more with these filters, so I hope to read a lot of comments on how to improve my close up shots! Thanks in advanced!Please check out the full size version!!
Camera: Olympus E330
Lens: Zuiko Digital 14-45
Focal Length: 45mm
Mode: Aperture priority
F: 10
Shutter: 1/80
ISO: 100
Tiffen Close up filters + 1, +2, +4 = +7
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10/21/07 @741
to be a great spider shot i think it needs to be closer than that thought
and maybe another angle, to see more of the spider's face
keep it up
10/21/07 @742
greets
10/21/07 @787
10/21/07 @799
A lower angle could be an idea.
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10/22/07 @025
agree Patrick comment
10/22/07 @156
Carlos
10/22/07 @563
Good job.
10/22/07 @563
Good job.
10/23/07 @529
10/23/07 @813
Agree with above about square presentation!!!
10/25/07 @879
No selective desaturation???
I might crop this into a portrait format and fill the frame with just the spider. Just an idea..........
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11/14/07 @047
Great shot.
05/04/08 @269
I really like the browns in the background matching the browns of the spider.