Matrix On Green

Artist: Gene Walls
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Matrix On Green

Nature’s eight-legged artist had been very busy creating this abstract pattern for all art lovers to enjoy.

This closeup image was taken with a Canon EOS 10D through a Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro prime lens. The shutter speed was 1/3rd sec at f/8, no flash. The camera’s ISO was set to 400. A Manfrotto tripod was used with a remote shutter release.

Your comments are always welcome! Constructive criticism is appreciated.

All copyright and reproduction rights are retained by the artist. Artwork may not be reproduced or altered by any process without the express written permission of the artist.

Featured in “Color Me A Rainbow (Green)”

Matrix On Green belongs to the following groups:

Complex Simplicity of Art, ** Super Macro Photography (Two Per Day ), *A Beautiful Blur, All Abstract Art, All That is Nature (Photography Only), Backyard Macro and Closeups (3 a day), Bokeh, Extreme Close-Ups, Green!, Mysteries of the Common(2 per day), Nature's Macro Canvas (No flowers or insects), Nature's Wonders and Rain Drops & Water Art - Fresh Water Only! Available for sale as

Greeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters

Maureen Maliha

Where’s Boris? ;-) Beautiful with the shiny glints and impossibly gorgeous green. Terrific work my friend xo
Gene Walls replied

Boris packed his bags and has left for the season. He left this little reminder behind. Thanks for your very kind assessment!

Best wishes,

Gene
DonDavisUK

Harry the spider’s been a play again. Marvellous capture against the green. Don.
Gene Walls replied

Thanks so much, Don! The spider has departed and the web will be gone very soon too. I need to trim the evergreen hedges (where the web is located) before autumn ends. I cut the hedges back each fall so I can get better views of snow falling outside my living room window. I know it’s crazy, but I love snow.

My best,

Gene
Paul Gitto

Excellent Macro.
Gene Walls replied

Thanks, Paul! Glad you like it!

Gene
Scott d'Almeida

fantastic ,
Gene Walls replied

Thank you, Scott!

My best,

Gene
DebraLee Wiseberg

Very nice work Gene!

Debra
Gene Walls replied

Thank you very much, Debra!

Best wishes,

Gene
bubbleblue

wonderful capture
Gene Walls replied

Thank you so much, Joy!

Best regards,

Gene
Taylor Sawyer

Congrats on your feature! You are now invited to enter
this piece into Best of GREEN
shaneran

what a great find! perfect web and water drops! fantastic! How fun that you were featured in green!! congratulations!
Gene Walls replied

Thank you so much, Jan!

Very sincerely,

Gene
MagpieMagic

Gorgeous!
Gene Walls replied

Thank you so much!

Best wishes,

Gene
Tenee Attoh

This is wonderful, congratulations with feature page
Gene Walls replied

Thank you very much, Tenee! Greatly appreciated!

Gene
CapturedByKylie

Congratulations on having your work featured on the Red Bubble home page.
November 1st 2009.
Gene Walls replied

Thank you sooo much, Kylie!!! I really appreciate the “screen shot” posting! The last time I had a home Page Feature, I completely missed seeing it. This is a very kind gesture that really means a lot to me!!!

Most gratefully,

Gene
Susan Kimball

Congrats on your HP feature-wonderful image!
Gene Walls replied

Thank you very much, Susan!

Best wishes,

Gene
DebraLee Wiseberg

Congrat’s Gene!!!! So pleased for you..its a great shot!!

Debra
Gene Walls replied

Many thanks, Debra!!!

My best,

Gene
kathy s gillen...

congrat’s Gene on your home page feature
Gene Walls replied

Thanks a bunch, Kathy!!!

Best wishes,

Gene
Maureen Maliha

Wow, Cool!! I saw this and thought.. I know that one! ;-) Congratulations!
Gene Walls replied

Thanks, Maureen!
Rosej

Great capture – it took me 20 minutes the other day to try and get something like this – I will obviously have to get the tripod out. The wind was against me though.
Gene Walls replied

Thanks, Rose! Yea, a tripod is really required for this type of shot, unless you’re as steady as a rock. The wind was also a problem with this photo, too. It’s not quite as sharp as I would have liked, because of the breeze that was blowing at the time.

Good luck capturing the shot you’re trying to get!

Best wishes,

Gene
FossilFox

Very nice.