spider, just a little spider !!!! by Piliph

Photography • Animals • posted on Jul 01, 2005

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Tamron 75mm and Raynox macroexplorer little but bigger than the yellow spider posted 25th of may. Yellow spider

Comments (14)

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jcv2

3:23PM | Fri, 01 July 2005

Yikes, perfect detail of this yellow spider, absolutely and exploration of the macro world, whew! Very impressive work!

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j-dwarf

3:36PM | Fri, 01 July 2005

fantastic close up

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Lary

3:55PM | Fri, 01 July 2005

PERFECT MACRO!!! Congrats and thanks for sharing

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wastl001

5:22PM | Fri, 01 July 2005

Excellent macro!!

soulofharmony

5:52PM | Fri, 01 July 2005

excellent macro..perfect pov :)...))) quality and claritys superb

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kimariehere

6:23PM | Fri, 01 July 2005

oh mann this isnt what i want to see right now got a spider bite on my arm this week then got bleach in it and it turned into a second degree burn!! .. beautiful shot and capture though!!

pimbotin

6:33PM | Fri, 01 July 2005

I'm not sure but it looks like an argiope! Slendid shot, compliments!

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pm_hackworth

7:29PM | Fri, 01 July 2005

Excellent macro indeed! VOTE!

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maggiemai

8:36PM | Fri, 01 July 2005

EEEKS!!! :-( Verrry scarey but excellent macro! VOTE

funkfrog

10:39PM | Fri, 01 July 2005

GR8 photography!!!!!!!!

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1pearl

6:08AM | Sat, 02 July 2005

Excellent macro !!!

georgeclarke

7:55AM | Sat, 02 July 2005

The detail in this shot is really marvellous, the spinaret clearly visible and the left hind leg feeding out a new thread as it moves along the supporting line. How much easier it would be to build bridges and aerial structures if we had machines that could do this and with material as strong and liht as this. Can anyone tell me this: how can a tiny spider connect a web between two lines fifteen feet apart when the poles supporting those lines were from twenty to thirty feet distant and no wind over the past 24 hours. I scratched my head bald over that one whilst watching it zoom back and forth building up a network of guys to support a central web. Okay it dropped to the ground and ran to the next pole but it's eyesight must be extremely good and reasoning very advanced to know the right pole! georgeclarke

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