Anyway, all this time I've been photographing her underside because I didn't have access to the top side of her web - since she's spun it along the outside of one of our windows and sits between the web and the wall. But now she's moved the web higher and so I can clearly see her through the window of the living room.
This morning was cloudy outside and so there was nice even light. Plus, I wanted to play around with some of the light settings on my camera and decided to photograph her through the glass window. This is what I got.
I used the "cloudy" setting for the white balance - so the picture colours are more natural - and not blue as in the earlier spider pictures (though I also kinda like the blue). I also set the sharpness to high and set the color setting to vivid.
4 comments:
Nice!
Have you put up all you pictures in one place yet?
Have owned a basic digital camera for 3 years, but only now figured out all the settings and menus...its got a lot of interesting options! Am all kicked about playing around with it!
hey - no I haven't put up all my pics - will do soon. Great that you're starting up too - look fwd to seeing some of your pics. I saw you've changed the top part of your blog - looks good!
Are you the midwife for your pregnant spider and when are the eggs due?
I'm watching her web closely. :) As soon as an egg sac pops out, you know I will post a photo!
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