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Totte is jumping. He can't do that anymore because we found out he have bad hips. Got really sad, he was supposed to train Agility with me.
Now we're training "Rally Obidience"
These tiny little jumping spiders are living on the walls and front step of my house. They are quick moving and hard to catch up with.
Arghh and i thought I was safe when somone suddenly dropped out of the sky. PS the shot is from Møllehøj, the highest natural place in Denmark. But offcourse someone had to get higher
This is a pretty common scene when photographing jumping spiders. A fraction of a second later, the spider has disappeared from the viewfinder which means I will be spending my next few minutes trying to coax her out from inside my lens hood.
photoshop, of course. Inspired by a photo in Sarah Lee's photostream. Hers is much better, I always wanted to give it a try.
A Jumping Spider(Salticidae) probably of the species Phidippus audax(Bold Jumper)
This guy was very aggressive, as is typical for Salties. He would have fit on my thumbnail just fine, but he kept attacking the camera. He actually kept jumping up on to the lens, then back off. In this picture, you will notice that the front two legs appear to kind of blur out at the ends? That's because he has them lifted up in attack posture and is actually touching the camera lens with them. It's kind of freaky (and a lot of fun) to watch these little critter's attitude. They will turn around to face you (they have excellent eye sight), raise up those front legs into attack posture and they look for all the world like they are saying, "Yeah, I could take that..."
I was photographing these flowers when I found a tiny little jumping spider hunting among the petals.
Quantaray Tech-10 50mm macro lens with 2x teleconverter and 25mm extension tube. Minolta 3500xi Flash on 'LO' setting with diffuser.