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Omocestus haemorrhoidalis kommt in trockenen gebieten Süddeutschlands vor. Im Norden gilt er als ausgestorben.
Popularly called the "two-tailed spider", this spider is common in southern India. It lives on the trunks of large trees — including commonly on the trunk of the coconut palm. Its colour closely matches that of the tree trunks in which it lives. It feeds on moths, ants, and other smaller spiders. Its cocoon is generally laid in the holes or crevices of trees. It can be easily identified by its long spinnerets.
Vor einigen Tagen ist mir zum ersten Mal eine Zoropsis spinimana begegnet. Ehrlich gesagt hatte ich mir die Tiere nach dem ganzen Medienrummel deutlich größer vorgestellt. Ich habe die Gelegenheit gleich genutzt, um meine neue Kamera zu testen.
Das Bild ist ein Stack aus 52 Aufnahmen. Nachdem ich sie fotografiert hatte, wurde die Spinne wieder in die Freiheit entlassen.
Kamera: Olympus OMD EM1-X
Objektiv: Olympus 60mm f/2.8 Makro
Zum Herbstanfang nochmal ein Sonnenhut zum Abschluss meiner kleinen Foto-Serie über diese faszinierende Pflanze.
Hier habe ich das alte Zuiko Macro auf Blende 5.6 geschlossen.
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Echinacea from Arizona - Vintage Olympus OM-System Zuiko Auto Macro 50mm f3.5; stopped down to 5.6.
RAW developed in DxO PhotoLab
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Your comments and favs are appreciated. I hope you enjoy my images.
Testing my diy prototype diffuser still ,
HAPPY WORLD PHOTOGRAPHY DAY!
Its great to be making images again. It has been difficult without a camera.
Popularly called the "two-tailed spider", this spider is common in southern India. It lives on the trunks of large trees — including commonly on the trunk of the coconut palm. Its colour closely matches that of the tree trunks in which it lives. It feeds on moths, ants, and other smaller spiders. Its cocoon is generally laid in the holes or crevices of trees. It can be easily identified by its long spinnerets.
Originally available outfitted to a WWII-era Kodak Monitor folder, this lens still shoots well today when adapted to my Canon EOS cameras with a very inexpensive, small bellows. The Monitor the lens and shutter came from was, sadly, not salvageable. This image was taken with a vintage 1980s Olympus Zuiko 50mm f3.5 macro lens adapted to my Canon EOS M50 MKII.
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
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This is where a lot of them spend their time on this plant. I can find many every day.
From my morning macro walk. 11 image stack. Hand held. Base edit in Adobe LR and stacked and finished off in Adobe PS. DIY Prototype diffuser Version 1.
I am enjoying this Olympus kit and its lightness and small form factor. And getting out and about doing this art form again. I had nothing else to do apart from lots of walking since I sold my old kit. I have lost 28kg to date so I am prepared for many macro outings without running out of breathe as I also gave up the gaspers. This I could not have done without my Faith in God.