Rob Wood (Admin)

Are you finding all of these spiders in your backyard or are you going to specific places to find them, David?

I could actually see this as a logo for a hiking company like Patagonia in the style of the NBA or NFL logos. lol

Was thinking this too.

Now we’re talking. I am not sure that the right side really adds that much to the image and things look a little dark all round (especially the yellows), but I like where you’re going with it.

Your photos always make me want to visit there @tersha. I get the same feeling with @nikon-nut‘s

Yeah, 2nd one nailed it I think.

What camera are you shooting on @jimronda3985 – I have sometimes had an issue with Nikon’s greens. Not sure if it’s just me.

I was very offended. 😉

Good to have you on board @thomas-masat

The site is a little creaky, but she’s ours!

@david-ha Is that for a photography club or something?

Welcome to teh site btw!

Show us some more results of the other actions @robertapple! Wanna see!

Damn that is on point. Pull down the highlight on the right of the bottle, but jeesh – very good.

Any way you could squeeze out a little more depth of field? That is very narrow though I know how tough that can be.

Red looks slightly over cooked, but I am not on a calibrated monitor.

Worth revisiting as a subject.

Stunning as always!

@vciglerfrontier-com – Should be under “Studio” in the navbar. If it’s not there, drop @dahlia a note at support@lightstalking.com and she will sort it for you.

Straighten it up. But damn.

Stunning shots all round!!! Wow, the quality in the voting stages was extremely high. Well done to all of you.

This is great. I really enjoy this series. And great to know more about you @leannecleaveley

Cheapest way would be a reversing ring. A cheap one off ebay will do the trick.

Getting into macro is cheap. Staying in macro can be expensive if you let it. 😉

Sure, but you definitely nailed “the definitive moment” so it’s well worth working on for that other stuff.

Welcome to the board!