Some of my macro works

[Aristoheliam]

Hi everyone, I have been finding a forum to join and share my photos as well as to learn from others. Here are some photos from my recent collection, hope to learn lots from here!
Amblypygid
#1

Amblypygid by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
#2

Amblypygid by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
#3

Amblypygid by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
#4

Amblypygid by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
#5

Amblypygid by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
Salticid sp
#6

Salticid by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
#7

Salticid by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
#8

Salticid 10 by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
Salticidae,Hyllus diardi
#9

Hyllus diardi by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
#10

Hyllus diardi by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
#11

Hyllus diardi by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
#12

Hyllus diardi by Aristoheliam, on Flickr
#13

DSC_2393 by Aristoheliam, on Flickr

Thanks for viewing, let me know what you think and do add me on Flickr if you like .

 

[jowensphoto]

If it's critique you're looking for, you'll get better responses with fewer photos (with numbers beside them!).

I like #6. That thing is scarey looking! Also love the composition, it's intimidating.

 

[Aristoheliam]

If it's critique you're looking for, you'll get better responses with fewer photos (with numbers beside them!).

I like #6. That thing is scarey looking! Also love the composition, it's intimidating.

So sorry about that! I've edited to add the numbers, i did not remove the number of photos this round, next time i'll do that, thanks for the input ! Really appreciate it!

 

[Golfcart]

Nice work. I love how you can see the eyes of the spiders. Very cool and scary!
By chance what lens were you using? And are all these your spiders?

Thanks for sharing!

 

[Aristoheliam]

Nice work. I love how you can see the eyes of the spiders. Very cool and scary!
By chance what lens were you using? And are all these your spiders?

Thanks for sharing!

Hi, thanks. I use nikon 105mm, but for those real close ups i have to use a kenko tube extension and raynox DCR-250.
No, these are not mine, I shoot them in the wild, at most i place them on a nice surface, in these case, a dried leaf i found on the floor and than let them go after that