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Martin Unger 21/12/2004 20:14
Yes, Antonio, the rotated version on your website is better! But here you did a good work for your buddies health: just a little bit gymnastic when looking on the screen will loosen your muscles, so don't sit so stiff at your PC!!! :-))Antonio Garcia-Bellido Capdevila 21/12/2004 19:46
Oh!!! camom Raul don't make me feel guilty, if everyone thinks I should rotate it I will, OK?!(take a look at my web page and tell me if you like it "upright"?).
Well, nearly, Tarantula spelled like this (without the extra "a"), from UK? I thought the tarantulas were tropical LOL ;-)
Best regards:
Antonio
Visiones de vida. 21/12/2004 19:30
Hey!...I think I sprained my neck....LOL!!Antonio...a good friend of mine just sent me a shed skin of a turantuala...( spelled right? )..from UK...LOL!!!
Antonio Garcia-Bellido Capdevila 21/12/2004 19:22
Thank You very much!!!I am pleased you like it... Yes I agree with you the spider would look more "menacing" or "something" if it looked towards the viewer, but that is the actual position in the wall it had... it is a minute hunting spider...
Yes! I might rotate it... but, only put it in my webshots page (look at my profile for my web page).
Best Regards
Antonio
Martin Unger 21/12/2004 19:15
Another great macro from you! But here I'm wondering if it wouldn't be better if you rotate it so that the spider is creeping towards you? Now I've got a feeling that I have to rotate my screen...Anyway: great picture!