Your opinion? araignée

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Great picture N nicole ! The action on the picture and the beautiful background! Although maybe a bit closer of the subjects will be fine 🕷 - just my opinion

 

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Thank you for your opinion. I take note.

 

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Hello N nicole , not bad try at all. However you could have the subject more in focus

 

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Great situation N nicole! I agree to Jack, but I would prefer a slightly out of focus picture with such a special situation than a perfect one with just the spider. I love such kind of action and dramatic.

 

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Thank you. That's encouraging.

 

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Thank you. That's encouraging.

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you are more then welcome N nicole , feel free to share more images .

 

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Hello N nicole, your picture is not bad at all. However theres a lot of space the spiders eyes are sharp and that’s what matters. I agree that a bit of less space would make the picture more atractive. Well done and welcome

 

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hello Masterjohn thank you for the advice before I made my macro photos with a 40mm nikon, now I use the sigma 105mm and I don't have it well in hand yet.

 

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