Regards.
wen.
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I made a friend today
Saved this little fellow from being a spiders' dinner after he got tangled in a big web. After the rescue he stayed on my finger for about 10 minutes. I grabbed the camera, the Tokina 12-24 was on the body so I had a go with that.
Regards. wen.
Owen - this is a truly superb photograph with the exception of the heavy vignette
 Chris
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I really do think that the vignette suits this photo, and it is a great capture at that.
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I am with Chris a lovely image but somewhat marred by the vignetting.
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Awesome stuff! I guess it pays to play saviour everyone once and awhile...(but don't starve your spiders too much ;-0)
Really interesting shot, and I think I like the heavy vignetting affect too.
At first I thought it might look better without so much vignetting, but now that you've posted an adjusted verion I actually like the first one a lot more. Very nice shot.
owen,
Have you cheer with your new friend a cold beer? Nice shot and well capture. I don't mind seeing the vignetting on this photos, though you will never escape it by shooting in one hand with other hand is not too far from the lens wide open, and the vignetting also contributed some values to the photo itself. Birddog114
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Amazing shot - well done!
Interesting to see the different views on vignetting - for me, I love it in the first one. The second version has less impact. Goes to show that the wider angles aren't just for landscapes eh! *** When getting there is half the fun! ***
Nice one Owen, the vignette gives it a lift too, I think.
HB
My own personal tastes, I think the heavy vignetting works well with this image and leads more into the story.
There is alot to be said with constructive vignetting on particular captures 
Good work Owen 
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