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Sometimes you can ask them to "show me your world", and if the conditions are right they will. Many wonderful moments can be found within their world with a little planning and patience!
 This is "almost" as is straight out of the camera. Only slight adjustments made. There is mist/moisture between the tree line and where I was shooting from with the sprinklers going out in the fields. This caused, I think, some wonderful looking patterns or bleeds from the sun in the final image. A crop of about 10% from the left. A hint of red added in color adjustment in PS to bring back what I originally had seen. Slight levels adjustment. Canon Rebel 300D Canon IS 75-300mm lens with extension tube One white reflector Tripod and wimberly plamp 1/640 sec. @ f4 ISO 400 Thanks for looking gang, and everyone take care! MIke [b]Michael Brown
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Very cool technique. This is a sheetweb spider Family Linyphiinae. Some might say a Bowl and Doily spider.
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