3-9-12. Taken with Canon EOS Rebel T2i. Tokina 100mm f/2.8 1/80 ISO-200.

very fat Pregnent spider walk

6x handheld image stack in-situ

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1 cm spider

A new neighbour building a house.

View On Black

Just like the composition of this.

Another spider, not seen this one before!

Best viewed in large size.

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Jupiter 12 lens

I was going to leave the kitchen window open to let some air in overnight, but then I saw this.

Ferrrrrocious jumping spider w/ prey

A very handsome spider with attractive texture on the abdomen. There are 2 small horns at the anterior with a tapered abdomen, consistent with the description of genus Parawixia. The colour, however, does not match the P. dehaani I have seen, therefore species identification is inconclusive.

Length ~25mm. Pretty huge right?

second focus stacked macro out of 3 images :D

I would have had more insect shots had the sleeping monkeys not screamed at me.. its a long story :P

Spring : Macro : Spider web and drops

Greece, Lefkada

another one from my macro trip at idle valley i think its a nursery web spider

Shot with EOS-M, 100mm f2.8 Macro, 580 EX II

Canon 100mm 2.8L Lens

Shot with a Fuji X-Pro1 with the 60mm Macro

18 April: a small spider making its way across the pram.

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Taken without a macro, but with a simple 18-105 :P

These two spiders were having a battle near Gallery Stratford. Here are some highlights. WHOA! Amazing!

Taken with the Laowa 60 mm Super Macro on Pentax K-S2.

At first I thought it was a damselfly that got caught in the web of this Argiope versicolor. After looking closely I realized it's a phasmid or commonly known as the stick insect.

Phasmids are very cryptic and can be very difficult to detect visually. But putting a leg into the web of this female Araneid spells certain doom.

first macro

85mm +macro ring

spider in the backyard

Crab spider (Diaea dorsata) on Phalaenopsis orchid

Can you see the spider?

This araneid is resting on the stabilimentum woven into the center of its orb-web. The function - if there is one - of this silken structure is debated in the literature.

Found this spider in my kitchen sink.