Another pic with the D70+60mm
The name in Spanish is "Plumero de mar"

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The name in Spanish is "Plumero de mar"

Do you like it?
Cheers!
Awesome detail and color..........very nice Mariano
Karl
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Thanks Karl!
I agree with Karl, awesome lighting and composition. That's a photo of a feather duster you just don't see every day.
I'm a little worried by the right side of the photo - what's going on over there? It looks a bit "crunchy."
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James
Wow great shot Mariano.
Tony
This is probably the most incredible shot of a feather duster I've ever seen - and I've seen a lot! thanks for sharing it with us.
Leslie
Beautiful shot. I'm surprised you can get that close to it with a 60mm lens and not have it retract itself on you.
I think this is one of those "Monster dusters" that is like 3 inches across. So it's not >1:1
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James
It's a big feather duster...+/- 20 cm... the photo is not 1:1
The lighting on this shot is really excellent. And the yellows and blues work very very well together. The spiral composition is also very effective.
For a print I might make a slight crop on the left and top (very slight) just to more completely fill the frame with the fan and also to move the stalk slightly to the left. But then again it is excellent as it is!
Alex
beautiful shot with great composition, we got this worms in our side of the med too but I was never able to produde such a great result.
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