It is spider season in Weizmann institute. All the shrubs on the side of the roads are spotted with patches of spiderwebs.
Naturally I got a tripod and a macro lens one day.
This shot of one not-so-shy spider (most of them ran away when I got this close - making me think how important working distance is for macro work) is actually a composite of two images with slightly different focus plane. At these distances it was impossible to get everything in focus without compromising sharpness.
So instead of compromising, I prefer compositing.
Below are some more shots of different spiders along the way.
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Thursday, April 4, 2013
Africa
Following my tradition of misleading post-names aimed at trolling any readers who aren't paying attention: here are a few images from my LAST TRIP TO AFRICA.
Well, now that this nonsense is out of the way, here are a few images that try to convey an actual safari in Africa. Well, not really. The cover to the left looks a lot more wild than the original image, with some Ramat Gan buildings removed in photoshop...
Thanks goes out to Eli Shalev which got us the 'behind the scenes' safari...
Well, now that this nonsense is out of the way, here are a few images that try to convey an actual safari in Africa. Well, not really. The cover to the left looks a lot more wild than the original image, with some Ramat Gan buildings removed in photoshop...
Thanks goes out to Eli Shalev which got us the 'behind the scenes' safari...
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