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Dec 29, 2005 11:58 | #1

Hi everybody,

It was a very foggy morning down here in Northern India....
So I went out and captured some spider webs covered in morning dew.....
hope you like it........

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Comments are welcome.........

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Dec 29, 2005 12:05 | #2

i like the top one most

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Dec 29, 2005 12:16 | #3

2 and 3 have have their merits too. ;-)a

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Dec 29, 2005 12:51 | #4

Neat shots. Think #1 works better from a composition point of view and also because the background is coloured/ darker than #2 or 3.
Shots like #3 work well if you can arrange the shot so something coloured or interesting is refracted in the drops themselves.
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Dec 29, 2005 12:54 | #5

These are great. I think I like the third the best, although I agree that a little colour would be nice. A narrower aperture could be interesting as well.

I saw some similar shots in one of Freeman Patterson's books. Makes me want some spider webs, but that is impossible this time of year.

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Dec 29, 2005 14:04 as a reply to @ Sageg's post | #6

Great pictures of the spider webs.
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Dec 29, 2005 17:52 as a reply to @ JoseC's post | #7

Kaipu, these are most excellent shots, very well done and impressive.

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Dec 30, 2005 02:58 as a reply to @ Bald Eagle's post | #8

Great shots.

I find No 2 a bit chaotic with no structure, No. 1 is a more classical shot of the subject.

I like No 3 best - makes me think of a suspension bridge.

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Dec 30, 2005 03:02 | #9

very nice...great shots...

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Dec 31, 2005 10:36 as a reply to @ Balliolman's post | #10

Cybnew wrote:
i like the top one most

Thanks Cybnew....

Balliolman wrote:
2 and 3 have have their merits too. ;-)a

Thanks Balliolman

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Dec 31, 2005 10:40 as a reply to @ LordV's post | #11

LordV wrote:
Neat shots. Think #1 works better from a composition point of view and also because the background is coloured/ darker than #2 or 3.
Shots like #3 work well if you can arrange the shot so something coloured or interesting is refracted in the drops themselves.
Brian V.

ThankYou very much LordV........
Definitely will try the next shots with coloured background...
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Dec 31, 2005 11:04 as a reply to @ JoseC's post | #12

Sageg wrote:
These are great. I think I like the third the best, although I agree that a little colour would be nice. A narrower aperture could be interesting as well.

I saw some similar shots in one of Freeman Patterson's books. Makes me want some spider webs, but that is impossible this time of year.

Thankyou Sarah......
very appreciated.....

JoseC wrote:
Great pictures of the spider webs.
Rgds
Jose

Thankyou Jose......

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Dec 31, 2005 11:06 as a reply to @ Bald Eagle's post | #13

Bald Eagle wrote:
Kaipu, these are most excellent shots, very well done and impressive.

Thankyou BE always appreciated your words.....
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Dec 31, 2005 11:08 as a reply to @ erics's post | #14

erics wrote:
Great shots.

I find No 2 a bit chaotic with no structure, No. 1 is a more classical shot of the subject.

I like No 3 best - makes me think of a suspension bridge.

Thankyou erics...........
Yeah 2nd and 3rd one are also my favourites.........
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invisibles2k wrote:
very nice...great shots...

Thank you invisible2k
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Dec 31, 2005 11:13 | #15

More Macro Shots Coming Soon.......

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