Meadow Grasshopper, featuring Dictyna uncinata spider
When taking macro images you're trying to frame the subject and rock gently back and forwards to get full focus, whilst squeezing the cameras trigger at the right time - all the while hoping that the subject doesn't just fly or jump away.
This means that a lot of the time you don't register the tiny details in the subject until the image is on the computer screen during processing.
This was the case with this image. Although I saw the grasshopper I had no idea that there was a small spider off to the left of the leaf.
Meadow Grasshopper, featuring Dictyna uncinata spider
When taking macro images you're trying to frame the subject and rock gently back and forwards to get full focus, whilst squeezing the cameras trigger at the right time - all the while hoping that the subject doesn't just fly or jump away.
This means that a lot of the time you don't register the tiny details in the subject until the image is on the computer screen during processing.
This was the case with this image. Although I saw the grasshopper I had no idea that there was a small spider off to the left of the leaf.