This picture is taken with automatic macro extension tube (65mm) and Voigtlander macro apo lanthar lens

Two Spiders, a male and female on the same web strand

This little guy was hanging out under the porch railing...........until the web was distrubed. I encouraged him to move a little (which scared the crap out of me when he moved so quickly and yes I did indeed scream like a girl) so I could get a better shot of him. Afterwards we relocated him to the neighbor's yard.

Nikon D300 Sigma 105 EX f/2,8

Living in the garden

Macro shot. was difficult because the shallow depth of field and the wind was blowing the web

While in the the tall grass shooting dragonflies I felt something on my face. This is what I grabbed so I decided to get a few shots. It is missing a leg on the near side, I don't know if I knocked the leg off when I grabbed the spider.

Probando la herramienta de licuar, este fue el resultado.

My garden is covered in these little reminders of the tiny spiders that used to cover it, they all moved out when the big ones moved in.

Cross-eye stereogram of Araniella curcubitina

Thomisus onustus

Bathroom Wall visitor -- it was the size of a pin head. You can see the ring light reflection in it's eyes from the macro lens.

Same spider as yesterday, a bit of a wider view. This thing was huge...so big that you could hear it's feet tapping as it walked across my floor.

using the dslr 0.45x (not 1.4x, my mistake) macro lens on the front of my canon sx50hs

A spider came along and decided to attack one of my thumbtacks. I guess they just didn't get along.

Tokina AT-X M100 PRO D 100mm F2.8 MACRO

Another shot of Gabriella working furiously to free a length of vine from her web. She did it.

Jumping spider in the kitchen

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I was feeding the dogs, when lo and behold I saw an itsy bitsy spider staring up at me from Harry's dish. He was pretty translucent, and very very small! Anyway, so of course i dropped what i was doing and grabbed my camera, slapped on those macro tubes and tried to take some shots. It was super hard to get it focused on the eyes of the spider, but I managed to do it finally. Thankfully he wasn't really moving. I guess spiders do that.

I felt very rushed though, 'cause I had burgers on the grill and fries in the oven (of course the timer had to go off right then). I did a fair amount of clean up on this shot since there were flecks of dog food all over, but since it was a white dog dish, it lends for this almost studio-esque shot of this spider. Anyone care to look up the species?

Araña pequeña con patas largas protegiendo sus huevos

RX100 with:

52mm CarrySpeed magnetic adapter:

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Huge Filter/Macro lens set (52mm):

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Variable ND filter (52mm)

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Pictures of Spiders and webs along the path on our garden one early autumn evening

Spider catches flies