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I am not able to understand how 2 images got uploaded.
If I attempt an edit, it shows only 1 image.
Mods, could you please have a look?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Prabir. I'm not sure how two images were uploaded, but since they seem to be the same image (and I'm not sure how to delete only one of them) I think I'll just leave this as is.
Please also remember to add your shooting specs so we can give you more meaningful comments. Thanks.
This is an interesting and colorful spider. I like the comp and background and you have good overall sharpness (though I find the colorful copyright symbol a little distracting). It looks like some of the yellow colors on the abdomen are blown out to white. Darkening that specific area may (or may not) help. One option might be to use the brush tool to carefully paint yellow back into those areas. You could use low opacity and gradually build up the color intensity. Overall, this is a strong image and tweaking the yellows will put it over the top!
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Hi Prabir. Thanks for adding the shooting specs. This turned out well for ISO 1250! The repost is much improved!
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Nice job. These are some of my favorite spiders. They are so colorful and their webs are fascinating. I really like the repost with the yellow intensified on the abdomen. I feel that the spider could use more room. You have some interesting portions of their unusual web on the diagonal and including more of that would give the spider some room as well as to bring in a very nice diagonal element.
Linda
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Hi! like the repost! Well done with this image!
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A bit tight in the frame but overall a good solid image of a great looking spider. I prefer the OP as the yellows in the re-post look a little unnatural. I've never seen this species though so not sure of the true colouration.
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The repost looks better to me but I too suspect that the colours are perhaps a little over-saturated?? The suggestion over extra space I think is good as it would also permit a little more of the zig-zag webbing. Was the light very strong or did you perhaps use flash? With images like this it is always worthwhile checking the results on the camera screen to see if you have any over or underexposed area and then you can modify the camera exposure settings accordingly.
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