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outer segment: Cool spider portrait!
The creature is well placed in the picture (2/3rd "rule") and looks at us, its eyes are perfectly in focus while fore- and background are nicely blurred. In my personal ranking, it took third place in this challenge, gave it 4.0 stars. Why do some give a 1.0 or 0.5 star rating to this?
You are welcome :) Keep enjoying & Good Light!
Cool spider portrait!
The creature is well placed in the picture (2/3rd "rule") and looks at us, its eyes are perfectly in focus while fore- and background are nicely blurred. In my personal ranking, it took third place in this challenge, gave it 4.0 stars. Why do some give a 1.0 or 0.5 star rating to this?
Erland Nielsen: Thank you for bringing my minifigure space suit design into space :-)
It also made it to the Space Station about a year ago.
Great job on the design of that minifigure space suit. It looks so realistic, it actually should not surprise me that it really went into space! ;-) Very impressive, congratulations!
Thank you all for the nice comments and the congrats! I'd also like to thank everyone who took the time out and voted on my image.
:)))
outer segment: "...every sea-living organism bar grasses and algae, is an animal" - sorry, but that's simply wrong.
What about fungi (>1500 marine species known)? What about bacteria (a huge part of the biomass in the sea)? What about the whole kingdom of the archaea? ...
I see your point. Must say, I do look forward to see the entries in this challenge. Thank you for hosting and for putting all that effort into it.
"...every sea-living organism bar grasses and algae, is an animal" - sorry, but that's simply wrong.
What about fungi (>1500 marine species known)? What about bacteria (a huge part of the biomass in the sea)? What about the whole kingdom of the archaea? ...