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Thanks, Tony

Beautifully framed and good light.

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You certainly got them to react to your taking the picture. Of course quantum physics tells us we can never observe without disturbing :)

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Beautiful shot!

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Thanks, Les, you are absolutely right. He is much smaller and only if lucky she did not have him for breakfast.

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It was already quite hot around noon.

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This is not the lucky spider from my previous post, just a colleagueof his that lives a couple of meters from him.

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Beautiful. It's time for these this year too!

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Just a flower.

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The light arrangement was indeed successful, you got wonderful details on the flowers.

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Mike, Ruud and Pnina

Thanks for the supporting comments.

Nice and fresh. Enjoy the spring, Tibi

The crab spider is well matched to the color of the flower it uses asit's home. The fly was somewhat unlucky...

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So much has been said about this image that I doubt I can come up with something new. For me the figure there works well. It is compositionally a point element, correctly placed so that the eyes should dance between the boat and him. Adds a bit of mistery and interest. Regards, Tibi

I like the richness of the textured regions of this image: stiped sky, stripes on the hills, dark patches of deep blue sea. A very balanced composition. Compliments.

Thank you all cor the visit and kind words.

Starvy and Pnina, thanks for the supporting critique.

At last a weekend on which I get to shoot macro.

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At last a weekend on which I get to shoot macro.

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Mike,

Thanks for the visit and comment

Tommy,

This is a "swept panorama" in which the camera is panned by hand and takes lots of shots that are automatically stitched together. So it ends up as (my best guess) a cylindrical projection rather than a perspective created by the lens. As for the focal length, it is equivalent to 25mm so fairly wide.

Siegfried and Larry, thanks for your attentive comments. Indeed the wires could have been easily cloned out together with the pole. As for the shooting itself, it is a "swept panorama" in which the camera is panned by hand and takes lots of shots that are automatically stitched together. Ideally, if I would have used a tripod, there would be much less distortion as I assume the algorithm of the camera is based on a cylindrical projection.