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Default A face only a mother could love....
Saw this cool looking spider on a bush right outside my front door.

The larger size looks a lot better than these 500X332.

Spider 2

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Old 01-16-2010, 01:33 AM
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Great photos, especially the second one. Getting the sensor, or film plane parallel makes a huge difference. Thanks for posting these. I am impressed.

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Very well done! I was most impressed with the first one, getting each and every one of those 4 tiny eyes perfectly in focus wasn't an easy task, I'm sure. Very impressive.
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They are both great, but the second one is way better in my opinion, because of better depth of field.
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