Some spider webs
Tylwydd
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I took these ones in a foggy morning, just before the first sunray came through the mist... I was lucky enough to have a whole field of such webs with droplets...
Any critique is of course welcome. I wanted to try focus stacking with these kind of pictures but there was slightly too much wind (and the misaligned series make the stacking software go crazy lol)
Any critique is of course welcome. I wanted to try focus stacking with these kind of pictures but there was slightly too much wind (and the misaligned series make the stacking software go crazy lol)
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#2 is a clever use of the background, aligning it with the web such that it seems like there's a source of light in the center of the web just out of the frame.
#1 doesn't really do much for me. The web is hardly noticeable next to the silhouetted flowers, and the heavy vignetting doesn't appeal to me.
The other two are nice, but #2 and #4 are the real winners here, I think.
Got bored with digital and went back to film.
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I do agree on #1 but I just like the way the web does not appear at first (that's why I kept it in the series)...
I hope to get more pictures of this kind as soon as I can (and I can't imagine what I could do with a 100 mm macro lens... Another one on the wish list...)
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