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When I saw this spider making her web on the porch at night I decided to see what I could do with the camera, a tripod, and a headlamp with red, white, and blue lights.
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bxphoto > Caught in the act while llit by the light from my headlamp. No flash.
bxphoto > Crop of the previous picture.
bxphoto > The colors on her abdomen stand out though still pale in this headlamp lit picture.
bxphoto > Super slow shutter as she boogies around the bend under blue light.
bxphoto > Another one with the blue light. To catch the reflection of the web I moved the light back and forth during the exposure.
bxphoto > Drifting around the top corner with disco blue.
bxphoto > She held still for this shot and then began to move at the last second. She is in the red light district trying to catch something to eat.
bxphoto > The psychedelic spider under alternating blue then red with a ghostly move captured as the colors change.
bxphoto > This picture was taken by alternating the blue and then red lights on my headlamp. The web reflects some of the blue, but she shows up mostly from the red light with a pinky hue.
bxphoto > Night 2: she is back at the web again after it was wiped away this morning.
Caught in the act while llit by the light from my headlamp. No flash.
bxphoto > Caught in the act while llit by the light from my headlamp. No flash.
Caught in the act while llit by the light from my headlamp. No flash.
Camera: Nikon Corporation (Nikon D7000) |
more details: exif |
original size: 3431px x 2745px |
Current: 563px x 450px |
Other sizes: S • Medium • L |
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