Anita's Photoblog
Fence Post with Spider Webs
Posted by Anita (West Nottingham, United States) on 28 November 2008 in Landscape & Rural.
Fence post around our small sheep pasture.
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A few words about the EXIF data, beginning in April when I began using Nikon D300 and the Sigma 105mm macro: My new camera and macro lens record the relative or effective f stop, not the one seen on the lens. For an explanation of this, go to the next to the last question at this site.
Arnd from Switzerland
Impressive capture, Anita. Love the soft and moody tones. Well done!
28 Nov 2008 8:50am
Chris from South Jersey, United States
Nice composition, I love the intersecting lines and the different textures in your shot.....
28 Nov 2008 12:24pm
Mary from United States
Lots of Interesting details of a country fence. Well done.
28 Nov 2008 4:14pm
Earnest from Oklahoma, United States
I spy some recent mending... otherwise, it's a great catch -- something not many would see.
28 Nov 2008 8:45pm
jamesy from christchurch, New Zealand
Great shot Anita like the way the spider webs stand out with the dew on them
28 Nov 2008 9:20pm
manel from Girona, Spain
Magnífico detalle. Perfecta definición de todo en contenido. La tela de araña, !ole!.
Saludos.
28 Nov 2008 11:37pm
sherri from Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
Exceptional use of selective focus. Love the composition.
29 Nov 2008 5:12am
Ronnie 2¢ from London, United Kingdom
Sweet blending of Technology and Nature at the corner post. Amazing what is there to be seen.
29 Nov 2008 10:15pm
Betsy Barron from Glenmoore, United States
beautiful detail here - nice to see you trying some other lenses, too!
30 Nov 2008 1:58pm
Betsy Barron from Glenmoore, United States
oops my bad - thought it said 200mm... it was 200 Iso - either way - interesting subject matter :)
30 Nov 2008 1:59pm
@Betsy Barron: Easy mistake to make since the subject matter was different. Whenever I switch to my 18-70mm kit lens, I feel the restrictions of a f5.6 lens, having gotten used to the f2.8 of my macro lens.
Sue from United States
The character and texture that Mother Nature and "age" produces is simply wonderful...and you have captured it beautifully.
I totally understand about liking the 2.8 aperture. It's hard to go back to 5.6 isn't it! :)
30 Nov 2008 5:49pm
Konica Minolta MAXXUM 5D
1/100 second
F/4.0
ISO 200
150 mm (35mm equiv.)