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  1. 11th June 2018, 12:33 PM #1
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    Aerial View Mesoamerica Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    Aerial View Mesoamerican Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    M'Lady says it's horrifying. I was shooting in neutral with contrast set to 2 out of 3. ISO 100 ~ Shutter Speed 4 seconds ~ F/16. Macro to follow

    Just in case you are curious the background is Giant Butong bamboo
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    Re: Aerial View Mesoamerica Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    Great picture looks like something out of Harry Potter
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    Re: Aerial View Mesoamerica Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    Nice shot Brian - the approach and framing work very well here. If I might suggest a tiny bit of a crop along the top to get rid of a bit of the top of the wall(?), which is a minor distracting element, I think the image would work even better.

    I assume that the neutral setting and contrast setting are camera settings? If so, they will not make any difference if you are working with raw data, these settings only impact JPEG output.

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    Re: Aerial View Mesoamerica Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    Quote Originally Posted by Manfred M View Post
    Nice shot Brian - the approach and framing work very well here. If I might suggest a tiny bit of a crop along the top to get rid of a bit of the top of the wall(?), which is a minor distracting element, I think the image would work even better.

    I assume that the neutral setting and contrast setting are camera settings? If so, they will not make any difference if you are working with raw data, these settings only impact JPEG output.

    Aerial View Mesoamerican Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot
    I had used a tighter crop but like yours it snipped off a bit of the top right leg.

    Usually when something can't be used in raw it is not highlighted. This setting is definitely highlighted but I shall do a little research.
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    Re: Aerial View Mesoamerica Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    Quote Originally Posted by lesno1 View Post
    Great picture looks like something out of Harry Potter
    I like H.P. Tomorrow I'll try to post a closeup of the eyes.
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    Re: Aerial View Mesoamerica Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    Do these spiders camouflage themselves in some way? He looks like he's buried himself a bit into the bamboo? Poisonous?
    Love the shot! And as old as I am, I am a H.P. fan....
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    Re: Aerial View Mesoamerica Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    Quote Originally Posted by JBW View Post
    I had used a tighter crop but like yours it snipped off a bit of the top right leg.
    Agreed. There is a trade-off there and I find the tiny bit of missing (camouflaged) leg less of an issue that the little gap along the top. If I were truly concerned, I would rebuild the top by cloning and remove both the break and keep the bit of leg.
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    Re: Aerial View Mesoamerica Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    Quote Originally Posted by Manfred M View Post
    Agreed. There is a trade-off there and I find the tiny bit of missing (camouflaged) leg less of an issue that the little gap along the top. If I were truly concerned, I would rebuild the top by cloning and remove both the break and keep the bit of leg.
    I could do that.
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    Re: Aerial View Mesoamerica Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    Quote Originally Posted by skitterbug View Post
    Do these spiders camouflage themselves in some way? He looks like he's buried himself a bit into the bamboo? Poisonous?
    Love the shot! And as old as I am, I am a H.P. fan....
    As far as I know it is just their natural color.

    Got the books and the cd's.
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    Re: Aerial View Mesoamerica Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    Quote Originally Posted by JBW View Post
    As far as I know it is just their natural color.

    Got the books and the cd's.
    Hi Brian - I enjoy following along with your photos and the various suggestions others make about them. This pic is definitely unique!

    Yep, right with you about having the books and CDs.

    Thanks for replying!
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    Re: Aerial View Mesoamerica Temple or a Tree Spider. Either way a scary shot

    Quote Originally Posted by skitterbug View Post
    Hi Brian - I enjoy following along with your photos and the various suggestions others make about them. This pic is definitely unique!

    Yep, right with you about having the books and CDs.

    Thanks for replying!
    replying is needed for learning.
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