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    One from my archives. Made this image couple of years back by stacking up around 8 or 10 frames for DOF. This spider was sitting still on a plant in my balcony.


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    Nikon D300 with Nikkor 105mm macro on a tripod
    (don't have the exposure details; sorry)


    Comments, views most welcome.

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    This is wonderful! Gorgeous lighting, colors, sharpness and composition! I'd love to see it bigger -- verticals don't get a fair chance on a computer screen.

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    Yes, as Diane told, verticals don't get fair chance. Instead 900 pixels limit for verticals I would approve at least 1080 pixels. Well done stacking technique, it's sharp from perch to spider. Great composition too. TFS.

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    A lovely glow to the spider and wonderful background in addition to the excellent composition and fruits of stacking.

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    Wow that's good love the detail and the lighting. Shame about the abrupt end to the blade of grass but a minor point compared to the wonderfully lit spider.

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    I love the dramatic lighting, the comp, and the overall sharpness! Excellent work!

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