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The Big One
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Wow, the DOF is something else. Very sharp all over.
You’ll have to share your technique on this on ;)That looks big alright-
what size was it?it maybe looks a little bright to me-
might benefit from looking a little more moody-j
Wonderful capture, c’mon…….. spill the beans, or the EXIF in this case :D
I found this one behind a window box and I moved him over to the patio table. I was fairly close, maybe 8 inches away EXIF – 60mm Macro Manual f16 1/200s ISO 400. The body was about 1 1/2 inches long.
Heres two more –
I can hardly bear to look, not that I’m squeamish, of course.
I can make out only 7 legs in the last one. Wassup?p&s wrote:
I can hardly bear to look, not that I’m squeamish, of course.
I can make out only 7 legs in the last one. Wassup?Aye, right enough… where’d the eighth one go?
Aye, right enough… where’d the eighth one go?
Sure, don’t you know a spider can’t run as fast with a removed leg! :wink:
I can’t believe the clarity in these and the DOF. Normal macro shots are very shallow. Great work Sparkles.
Alan.
the first one looks a wee bit overexposed to me, but still a cracker. what model of lens were you using here? I usually use close up lens’s but the DOF is terrible. The DOF in your pics is excellent
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