Under Attack

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By: Meg Metcalfe
Copyright ©2007

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Photographer	Meg Metcalfe {Karma:6114}
Project	#59 Big and Little	Camera Model	Canon Powershot G6
Categories	Florals Macro	Film Format	jpg
Portfolio	Florals....Macro Insects/spiders	Lens	super macro
Uploaded	6/21/2007	Film / Memory Type	Digital
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Views	512	Shutter
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/
Critiques	20	Rating	6.30 / 5 Ratings
Location	City - State - PENDLE Country - United Kingdom
About	The flower is under attack from the aphid...just visible below the aphid’s wing is a little spider...waiting for diner!

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Meg Metcalfe {K:6114} 7/30/2007

Thank you Dave.
If you look really close just below the greenfly you can just see the legs of the spider. :-)

Dave Arnold {K:55680} 7/30/2007

Hey, Meg, what a great macro... you can even see the webbing... thanks to some great light and exposure!

Best to you...

Dave

Meg Metcalfe {K:6114} 7/3/2007

Thanks Hussam, glad you like it.

Meg Metcalfe {K:6114} 7/3/2007

Thanks for the suggestions...I agree whith what you are saying.
When I took the shot I never intended to keep the larger flower in the frame, it was only when I saw it on screen that I liked it... even though had it been intentional I could have done better.

Thanks for you input, it's much appreciated!

Meg.

Hussam AL_ Khoder {K:79545} 7/2/2007

What a stunning picture,
All the best dear 7/7

Tushit Jain {K:1697} 7/1/2007

Nice picture. I love the sharpness in the dew and insect. I only have a couple of suggestions here-
The picture could have been framed better with the bigger flower completely in the picture as well as the part of the branch on top. Secondly, you could have managed a better focus on the bigger flower by either increasing the depth of field (smaller aperture) or by moving such that both flowers come in the same plane (same distance from the camera).