By: Estefania Zavala
I’ve been trying out the reverse lens technique lately and although it is challenging, I love the results that you can get when it is done right. I followed a spider around for like twenty minutes trying to get a cool shot but the depth of field is really narrow when using this technique so it was hard because it kept moving. Although there isn’t a lot that’s in focus, I like this picture because you can see the fangs well.
8 comments:
This is kind of a creepy picture, just because it is an odd looking spider. But the way you took the picture is very interesting. I like the spiders face is in focus and the rest of it isn’t.
-KD,ERHS
This is an excellent picture, but not one that I would hang up in my house. Good lighting and focus. Good attention to detail.
It is impressive to get a spider in such good focus. I like how the only part of the spider that you can actually see is his head and fangs.
ERHS-SM
This shot is really cool, and I have to say you are so brave for getting that close to a spider! The detail that you were able to get on the face is remarkable. Also the depth of field is really nice, I love that you were able to have the rock blurred in the front, the face really sharp and then the end of the picture out of focus.
-JNB ERHS
This is a great picture! I love that it is so close up and very focused. Nice job!
A.V- ERHS
This picture is pretty creepy, but in a good way. I like the depth of field since the face of the spider is all that is in focus. This seemed like a pretty hard picture to capture so fantastic job.
-JB ERHS
This picture is pretty creepy, but in a good way. I like the depth of field since the face of the spider is all that is in focus. This seemed like a pretty hard picture to capture so fantastic job.
-JB ERHS
I like this photo because they blur the edges to focus in on the bugs face. It really shows the many features of it and the lighting helps a lot too. This picture gives a creepy feeling.
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