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By: Rich Swanner
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Photographer	Rich Swanner {Karma:-3732}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon EOS 30D
Categories	Macro Nature	Film Format
Portfolio	Images Rich Swanner Spiders	Lens	Canon 100 mm f/2.8 Macro
Uploaded	6/16/2006	Film / Memory Type	SanDisk Extreme III
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Critiques	2	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Buck's Lake State - CALIFORNIA Country - United States
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Rich Swanner {K:-3732} 6/16/2006

Joggie this guy is only the size of Q on the keyboard. I shot this while shooting the moth that I put in with this shot. I usually notice fall off when going too high on the f stop. This is on a wall of a cabin at 11 PM at Buck's Lake California. It wasn't an option as this guy was moving. I put a stop in front of him took the shot and bye-bye he took off.-Rich

Joggie van Staden {K:41700} 6/16/2006

Well done Rich - I've never seen one of these before, any idea what species it is? You've got some nice detail around the body although the DoF is a bit shallow. It seems to me you had a lot of light available - 2 or 3 fstops would make a huge difference on the level of detail here, specifically from the oblique angle you took the shot. Great work nonetheless. Regards.
Joggie

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