Droplets in a spider's web
The perfect time to shoot some droplets in a spider's web,a fog in the morning and the sun is shining, the perfect conditions....
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The perfect time to shoot some droplets in a spider's web,a fog in the morning and the sun is shining, the perfect conditions.
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May, 2016Views
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Location
The photo was taken on a sunny day in front of a double glass window.Time
I remember it was a foggy day and the sun was getting warmer, the fog dissapeard and left the spider's web with droplets. You had a wonderfull reflection near the double glass window.Lighting
The sun was just at the right spot to make this wonderfull reflection inside the droplet, wich resulted also in a double coloured background.Equipment
I took the photo with a Nikon D5000 and 60mm macro lens also from Nikon.Inspiration
Droplets always inspire me, they have something mystic and its the things you see inside. Other times it just nice to see a spider who did a lot of work on his web and is left with droplets from the fog that shine like crystals.A beautifull thing in nature :)Editing
The basics, like light, shadow, color and sharpness.In my camera bag
On this moment my Nikon D5000 is gone and replaced with a Nikon D800. I still have the awsome Nikor 60mm macrolens, its a very good long lasting lens. This combination I use the most:)Feedback
Don't go on a travel with a goal in mind, just take the travel and see what you can find. Near your house is also a lot to see, like small spiders, webs, droplets, flowers and more.Have fun !!
