Some spiders

bunadski

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Hi!

sharing again some macro shots, spiders this time. :wink:

1. Tiny garden spider with tiny (of course) prey
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2.Two-spotted spiny spider
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3. Shy jumpy! :D This one was the largest JS I've seen so far, about 10mm body length!
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4. Another JS.
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5. Lynx spider with prey
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6.JS got a bath!
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7. Kidney Garden Spider
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8. Prey of the Golden orb spider
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Hope you enjoy my macros, CnCs are appreciated! :D
 
I have to know. Do you do the Photo Stacking thing I have heard about to make these sorts of images clearly focused?

You get great insect shots.
 
They don't look like focus stacks to me.
 
That is why I was asking. I noticed they have some areas that aren't in focus but they still work. Mostly. Not really liking the last one.
 
oh dear god. i absolutely hate spiders, but 1 & 2 are fantastic! i wouldn't mind having those hanging on my wall .. as prints. no pun intended, haha.
if you take more, please post them!
 
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thanks for appreciating!

I didn't do any focus stacking in my macros, never actually tried it. :lol: they're all shot with reversed 18-55 mm lens with one lollipop stick inserted on the aperture lever to open the aperture approx. halfway. This opening does not give a very shallow DOF and allows just enough light through the viewfinder to aid in focusing. As usual, I focus on the eyes. Patience is needed here as eyes of small spiders such as pic #1 are very small and sometimes difficult to see. :wink:
 

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