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    Alfred Forns
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    Spiders give me more trouble than anything else and have fewer keepers, I was sort of happy with this one but feel that much more can be done ... a start !! Any advice from spider experts !!!

    Comments welcome and much appreciated

    Canon 1DMk4
    Sigma 180
    f 16 1/125 sec
    Av -1/3
    ISO 1600

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    Nice image Al, its a Mabel Orchard Spider, I've never seen one before but what lovely colors...very sharp and love the way the web shows up..TFS

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    Julie Kenward
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    Alfred, what's not to like here? Good DOF and a neat way to show the web...I really like it! The spider is very interesting to look at and even the OOF areas on the legs are very minimal. I agree it's a keeper!

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    Roman Kurywczak
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    Hey Alfred,
    I see you went to ISO 1600.....so wouldn't push more there. I generally like to go to f29 on these but that greatly depends on the distance to the BG......as it goes black quickly! You don't mention flash so a reflector would get you up to f22 or so and then the flash gets you the rest of the way w/o looking too overdone.
    I do think because of your angle you chose you are sharp enough as presented so this is just something to toy with in the future!

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    Al, you should be happy with this. I think it's great as is!

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    Mike Moats
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    Hey Alfred, cool comp, great details and BG. Well done.

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