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One strand of web between plants.
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Brilliant shot Kevin. I think you PP is creating a bit of halo so might be good to address that. Very good colours and sharpness.I Shoot A Canon
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G'day Kevin
Brilliant mate - just brilliant ... what a wonderful image of the spider, great fine detail and clearly showing us what it was doing at the time
12/10 from me
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Very nice indeed. But can see the halo isac mentioned.Better a full bottle in front of me
than a full frontal lobotomy.
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Thanks for the comments,I don`t know what caused the halo,hope this is better.
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100% better Kevin. Sharpening creates halos around areas of contrast Light areas get lighter, dark areas get darker and the size of the halo depends on the "radius" setting of the sharpening effect. It happens more between the sky and darker horizons in landscapes, or in your case where the spider is contrasted with the sky. Normally, what I do for such images is put the sharpening on a new layer in Photoshop and mask out the offending edges. There are plenty of tutorials online for removing halos - maybe worth a look, although you've got this one done OK.I Shoot A Canon
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