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Laurent -  Many thanks for the suggestion.  I will try it.   -KA 

Agreed.  Thanks.  -KA

Thanks!  The vibrancy and color saturation have been increased somewhat in post due to their be somewhat washed out from the flash in this photo.  

This is a redo of an earlier image, zoomed in to show the insect in the

spider's jaws. Please leave comments, rate, and thanks for looking!

Many thanks Wayne!

Spectacular.  I wish my pelican pictures would turn out as nice!

-KA

Impressive!!!

Thanks very much David.

Love this image - very dramatic and eye-catching!

I'd like to see if people like this version of an earlier post better. The main

actor has now been placed off to the left of center to give a space for the

actor to "look into". Also, the lighting/color has been tweaked a little now in

post - it was too harsh/dull before IMO. Suggestions for additional

improvement (mainly in post) would be welcome.

Thanks.

-KA

Thanks Marvin.

Thanks Pierre!  -KA

I redid the crop on this and tweaked the lighting a little from the previous

posting. Please let me know if you think this is an improvement. Thanks!

great photo!

Thanks very much José.  Your macro gallery is very impressive. 

-Kyle

I like the combination of the colors and the lines of the road.  The fog adds a subtle feel to the lighting also.  Great shot. -KA

Kind of creepy looking, but dramatic, eye-catching and I like it.  Great shot. - KA

Thanks Museeb - your flower galleries are great.

Thanks very much Gerry for the suggestions.  You've got some great photos in your gallery.  This was taken with the Nikon R1 flash setup on the end of the lens outside.  I can try to increase the imbalance in the flash output from right to left flash?  I'm not exactly sure what you mean by a "lighting spot".  I'll try the water mist idea also, sounds like a neat effect.  -KA

Trying to figure out how to improve these macro pictures.

Suggestions would be welcome. Thanks.