Levels, and auto color faded. Just bought my new 60mm Micro Nikkor, and found this guy in the bathroom corner, grabed the camera and tested out the macro focusing.
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Opps, I did miss spell that didn't I... Oh well I am a photographer not a writer :-)
This is a macro shot, and as such there is very little DOF to work with. This was also a very little spider. For me I think that the legs going out of focus on the ends, makes this spider look and feel bigger then it really was. It has a sence of power... Looking back now it doesn't have as much a sence of waiting as I orginaly thought, but I still love this shot.
Originally posted by cghubbell:
I think you might have misspelled your title. With a shot like this, I have difficulty with the legs being so out of focus. It really needs more depth of field to work.
Intriguing spider and a nice, crisp shot. Mispelled title though - 'doh!' :D
If this had been an editing challenge it would have been nice to lose the shadow on the left, but it certainly subtracts nothing from the interest in this. Hope you do well.
I think you might have misspelled your title. With a shot like this, I have difficulty with the legs being so out of focus. It really needs more depth of field to work.
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