TAKEN WITH FZ150

Yammi )))

the iris made the light in the background look like this.

undetermined crab spider native to Congo

8 patas articuladas para cogerte mejor

This lil guy/gal was dangling above my head right before I noticed it and I almost ran down the street like a cartoon flailing my arms over head and leading a dust cloud like the road runner, haha.

I'm terrified of spiders, but I love photographing them because theyre so interesting...but this picture does make me want to go take a shower

E-P5 / Olympus 60mm macro / Raynox 250

Tiny web building spider, crops of shots at 1.96x

== STROBIST ==

Yongnuo YN-565EX, 1/8th @ 50mm

Bare straight below

Triggered by Cactus V5

In response to this.

Oh, and hey, it's furry friday!

This is my 1st attempt at shooting macro. It was very challenging to get everything right especially the focusing. Overall, I'm very pleased with the results.

One funny thing happened though. I experienced a post-macro sickness which made me dizzy. Maybe because I did the session just right after having my lunch. Lesson learned!

Thanks to @rizalis for the on-site lesson!

This is the same picture but cropped closer. If you view in one of the larger sizes you should be able to see the feathers. This is a different kind of spider from the one I found feathers on before.

a shot a spider macro!

Araña pequeña con patas largas protegiendo sus huevos

January 2, 2010~

I spent half my day waiting to leave Knoxville. I finally left Knox, got home and ate pizza AND cheesesticks =) went to work, han picked me up, walmart, walgreeeens, the end!

got some macro rings a week or so ago... so i was playing with a big spider web and some water. there are 4 rings... there is a +1, +2, +4 and a +10... if you screw them all together, the macro work is amazing!

Uloborus plumipes, about 30 of them in a gardencenter.

It dropped coins in and wished for a way out

I caught this spider building a web just outside our back door this morning.

Taken with RAYNOX Macro conversion lens DCR250+ Nikkor 50mm 1:1.8 G

Durgapur, West Bengal.

a bloody big spider!

Really scary spider. But i just couldn't resist getting closer and closer.

Money spider (male)

(modelo de 3 mm)

50 mm invertido y tubos.

Flash con difusor para compensar luz.

Ronco Canavese (TO)

There was no need for halloween decorations in my room!!

Testing my macro setting. Spider was hanging outside dining room window so I placed a piece of card inside the window and took the shot from outside. Spider was only 2cm across but managed to get really close for this detailed view. Pity it hadn't been the other way round so I could have gotten the eyes.