Spiderling in a vibrating web

[rudi]

I have been shooting the little spiderlings since they hatched about a week ago.
This morning, one little web was nicely lit by the sun, and I thought it resulted in a few interesting images.

Your thoughts, nits and crits are most welcomed and appreciated.

[Chri5]

I really like it. I like how you chose not to fill the frame with the spider.

Just a thought, maybe if you rotate the image 360 degrees the diffused multi coloured part of the web might act as a great lead in line.

[Ziggy]

That is very cool, enjoyed viewing.

[Rebel]

Awesome shot, Rudi... completely different to the run of the mill spider/insect shots you see.

[rudi]

Thanks Chris, Jim and Matt for taking time to comment.

And a rotation 'on request':

[Rebel]

I prefer the original


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[Shadowman]

Nice shot.

[Stagecoach]

Now that's different, good one Rudi.

Can't make my mind up which version wins

[Dave A]

Now there's a different kind of spider image, nicely done.

Dave

[NorthernFocus]

Nicely executed image. Good techs, nice placement within the frame, and enough content to help define the main subject without being distracting. Well done.

[Chri5]

Of course I still like the first edit but i prefer the rotated one. It has a really great lead in line and active space.

[IzzieK]

Now you both confused me, Chris and Rudi -- don't know which one to choose now. Do I have to? Both versions are good. What is that base the spidier is hanging onto?

[rudi]

Thanks all for the comments.

Can't make my mind up which version wins

+1

Now you both confused me, Chris and Rudi -- don't know which one to choose now. Do I have to? Both versions are good. What is that base the spidier is hanging onto?

You don't have to choose !! The spiderlings were hanging onto a little shrub (Viburnum to be specific), between some leaves.