Aliens of our Gardens
Aliens of our Gardens
Photography \ Nature | 05/03/08 @579 |
Vasco |
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I was wondering in the garden with my camera when I spotted this little little fellow. I say little because he's not more the half a centimetre long. I took several pictures of him, and during theafternoon I took some more interesting ones. So I decided to post a macro series called Aliens of our Gardens. This is the first one.
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
Some minor adjustments in PS.
Please please see the Larger version, and as always let me know what you think.
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05/03/08 @752
05/03/08 @764
very strong light!! The left of the spider looks a bit blurred Trying a smaller aparture would help
And also full version is really better
05/04/08 @070
Well done Vasco!
Carlos
05/04/08 @141
05/04/08 @261
What a colorful alien. Really good... looking forward to the other shots.
You'd have to go higher on the ISO to go any smaller with the aperture.
05/04/08 @671
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05/07/08 @681
Was away for a week...
I find the angle good chosen.
I don't like one leg covering one eye (not easy to have the dude pose for you right)
Small parts are hurt from the strong light.
05/07/08 @819
cool colors and creepy spider
05/07/08 @844
You can burn some shadow of the black needles to make them more sharp.
Your lens also give some chromatic abberation on the steel wire.
Next time try to use an ND filter to catch more details.
Good work anyway.
05/09/08 @967