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A little hot against the black background making the spider more difficult to see in the web. The spot at the left and the out-of-focus line detract mpre than add to the overall effect. Is the light source an off camera flash unit? While captions are nice, they will sometimes detract from the overall photo presentation. IMHO, it is better to post the plain photo with no text as viewers tend to want to read the words and the picture becomes secondary.
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Old 07-23-2007, 08:59 PM
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I have a hard time seeing the spider. He blends in with the web.
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