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Nov 26, 2005 03:38 | #1

This spider was on its web , then it see me, then it bungy jumped into the garden. c and c weclome.

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Dec 01, 2005 14:02 | #2

Great DOF!

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Dec 01, 2005 18:47 | #3

Interesting perspective hiddenforms, these were taken without a flash I take it. Considering that, you depth of field is pretty good. Those parts which are in focus are very sharp. Well done.

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Dec 01, 2005 23:07 as a reply to @ insomnia's post | #4

insomnia wrote:
Great DOF!

Thanks for the comments insomnia.

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Dec 01, 2005 23:15 as a reply to @ dancinec's post | #5

dancinec wrote:
Interesting perspective hiddenforms, these were taken without a flash I take it. Considering that, you depth of field is pretty good. Those parts which are in focus are very sharp. Well done.

Thanks for the comment dancinec, yes it was taken without a flash, was out in back yard trying new things, when i saw that spider, it was going down it's web and i was laying on my side trying to get a insect in the garden. Settings iso400,f8,1/200.

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Dec 02, 2005 00:30 | #6

I like the 2nd, but it is a bit on the dark side. Have you tried boosting it a bit with a histogram adjustment? (You'll really love it when you get an external flash!)

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