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Hi folks, hope you are keeping well. ? While on holiday in Wales, myself and my two daughters visited Shell Island and came across this skeleton crab fully intact , what a lucky find as most of them had decayed due to the waves of the sea. I put the crab in a disgrarded sandwich bag and brought it home. I used my Fuji S7000 with the super macro setting at i think was f11 at 80th sec. I know it is slighty out of focas, but may i say the crab was less than an inch wide. What do you folks think, ALL COMMENTS WELCOME, Mickey.
| Title: | skeleton crab |
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| Uploaded: | 1 Feb 2012 - 7:29 PM |
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| Tags: | Close-up / macro |
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Quote: Did you just upload this a day or so ago. I remember commenting on it, - so please dont tell me I well into Alzheimer's!
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Yes i did upload yesterday but another member wanted more insight on how i came to take the image. So i have tried to give a little bit more information. Sorry
Good detail...Good story...Loverly sharp image well photographed...Say no more.......John
For such a small crab, I think you have done well, but I do like the macro on the S7000. You have presented it well, placed it nicely in the frame and successfully allowed the EPZ black background to take over. I also find it interesting that you have shot the underneath of the crab.
Pamela.
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