a not so itsy bitsy spider

[frommrstomommy]

 

[WesternGuy]

Nice shot. Too bad about the white background, as you lose the web in it. If you can still get to it, can you try a different angles (probably not)? Are these things dangerous and roughly how big are they. What part of Florida? The reason I ask is that I come to Florida once a year (Feb/March usually) to photograph birds in the many wildlife areas on the east and west coasts, and I just want to know if I should be watching out for these guys.

WesternGuy

 

[frommrstomommy]

Nice shot. Too bad about the white background, as you lose the web in it. If you can still get to it, can you try a different angles (probably not)? Are these things dangerous and roughly how big are they. What part of Florida? The reason I ask is that I come to Florida once a year (Feb/March usually) to photograph birds in the many wildlife areas on the east and west coasts, and I just want to know if I should be watching out for these guys.

WesternGuy

I found him in central/south Florida. I have no idea what he is or anything about him. That's the only shot I took of him while I was visiting in Florida. We no longer live in Florida (military) so I guess I should update my profile. lol I didn't have any other angle choices on him as he was up high under a picnic area awning thing at a little lake we stopped at on our drive.

 

[WesternGuy]

I found him in central/south Florida. I have no idea what he is or anything about him. That's the only shot I took of him while I was visiting in Florida. We no longer live in Florida (military) so I guess I should update my profile. lol I didn't have any other angle choices on him as he was up high under a picnic area awning thing at a little lake we stopped at on our drive.

Thanks. I guess I will keep my eyes open if I stop at any picnic sites on my visits for bird photogrpahy.

WesternGuy