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MAG.M.A. Photographie | profile | all galleries >> Galleries >> Spiders tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

Spiders

Spiders of all sort and from all different angles - classic as well as different approaches.
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Peter Clark 11-Jun-2007 05:08
Wonderful shots,wonder how you create that black background. In my garden in the French Provence back country, we have lots of spiders, nearly all harmless, and a lot of Epeire, mostly yellow and in the middle of octogonal webs. Harmless and quite friendly.
Do you use the Nikon 105 macro vr, wonderful lens. You seem to master the depth of field problem quite well. Congratulations
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