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Post by Chester PB on Sept 2, 2024 17:40:12 GMT
I took this shot this morning, using my Tamron 90mm macro that I believe dates from the end of the last century. It was on the outside of a double glazed window, and I was shooting through the two layers of glass. I don't know much about spiders: does anybody here know what it is?
This is a crop from the in-camera JPG, with very slight adjustment to levels to change the contrast a little and resized to 800x800 pixels, .  |
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Post by peterob on Sept 2, 2024 17:50:03 GMT
I took this shot this morning, using my Tamron 90mm macro that I believe dates from the end of the last century. It was on the outside of a double glazed window, and I was shooting through the two layers of glass. I don't know much about spiders: does anybody here know what it is?
This is a crop from the in-camera JPG, with very slight adjustment to levels to change the contrast a little and resized to 800x800 pixels, . View AttachmentDidn't we have one of those the other day in the "more than four legs..." thread? Garden spider. |
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Post by Chester PB on Sept 2, 2024 20:58:58 GMT
I took this shot this morning, using my Tamron 90mm macro that I believe dates from the end of the last century. It was on the outside of a double glazed window, and I was shooting through the two layers of glass. I don't know much about spiders: does anybody here know what it is?
This is a crop from the in-camera JPG, with very slight adjustment to levels to change the contrast a little and resized to 800x800 pixels, . View AttachmentDidn't we have one of those the other day in the "more than four legs..." thread? Garden spider. Thank you - when my wife saw the picture and the creature's colours she thought it might be something exotic. |
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