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Awesome shot @tersha!

Shot Rob! I love the softness of the pink, carried over to the spider!

Luvit! Print it & frame it!

Oh I love this! POTW contender @kent? 😉

Lovely shot Ken. I’m usually a sucker for cropping my birds very close but for some reason I prefer the 1st crop.

In terms of ST: One of my strong prerequisites for a ‘good’ shot is eye contact. A pity you were not offered that in this case.

I share you sentiments re. mobile phone cameras. They’re quite impressive these days – AS LONG as you don’t push any limits in terms of lighting conditions and heavy crops.

The 7C has impressive specs but I’m afraid I’m not ready for mirrorless yet. I’m addicted to my optical viewfinder – and two card slots! 🙂

Patrick my article re. flashes have been published, in case it may still be of value to you.

Getting Started with External Flash – Free Quick Guide

@patrickw

Agreed – I have also asked for this. I’m sure I’m missing out on a lot of replies where someone waits on an answer from me, because of this.

I agree with Misty. If one can hardly see the difference, is it really worth the effort? After all, you can take the top photo, apply blur to the sky and you’ll have the same result.

I can’t pick up EXIF data (a strong recommendation for all ST images) so it’s hard to comment any more. What camera did you use?

I’m not really a lover of ‘old’ buildings – unless they are REALLY old, like these ones! As I always say – I wish these buildings could talk and share a few experiences with us!

I love it Bruce, TFS!

Clever! 😀

Shadows from an engagement shoot.

Nice one!

Shot Elin!

I luvit! 🤜🤛

It looks like his ghost is walking with him! 😂

I like this!

Personally I’d blur it just a little and perhaps desaturate the greens just a touch.

Nice one! It reminds me a little of our rain spiders this side of the globe.