It's no wonder I like to stay indoors

[Casshew]

*shudder*

Spider 1, 2 & 3 is from my back yard today

Spider 4 & 5 are from my front porch last week

1)



2)




3)




4)

 

[N E Williams]

Awesome photos, my favourite here is #1 Good job :thumbup:

 

[akeigher]

I join you in your hatred of spiders. I dont think I could have done that even with a 400mm lens.

Do you know what type of spider it was? How big was it in real life?

 

[Casshew]

I join you in your hatred of spiders. I dont think I could have done that even with a 400mm lens.

Do you know what type of spider it was? How big was it in real life?

Just a regular old Ontario Garden Spider, it's body was about a nickel size in diameter, it was big enough for me to keep my distance... yuck!

 

[jriepe]

This spider is an orb weaver and I had one hanging around in my garden tool shed for a couple months last fall. Got quite a few shots of it. Most spiders are quite harmless.

Jerry

 

[sm4him]

That's not a reason to stay indoors; it's a reason to get a good macro lens!!

 

[jriepe]

That's not a reason to stay indoors; it's a reason to get a good macro lens!!

I agree.

Jerry

 

[WesternGuy]

Great shots, particularly like #1. That's not a reason to stay in doors at all, as Jerry said, most of them are harmless. If I had something like that in my yard, I would be camping out with my 100mm macro and grabbing as many shots as I could. Just curious - what happened to #5?
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WesternGuy

 

[JoshuaSimPhotography]

Nice shots, at least you can even get close to a spider!

 

[raygunboost]

I got no fav sense there all amazing C: even tho they are creepy

 

[cgipson1]

Nice set! You should consider macro.. you would probably enjoy it!