You macro dudes can keep yer bugs.
4labs
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So I was feeling kind of left out not having posted any cools macros of various bugs so I went on a scavenger hunt and after coming up empty for most of the day I found this guy and of course he was on the underside of the web so I layed on my back and came up with this. I think Andy's very cool spider moved to my neck of the woods. My conclusion is I'll stick to dog pictures:rofl
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Very cool shot btw, you should be proud!
AJ
One of the hardest things with Macro is actually finding the Subject in the first place this is my biggest stumbling block, the lack of things to shoot.
I like the angle you shot this Spider on, and the fact that you got the web in with it's water droplets as well.......you did good
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Hi Eric
It came out to be very artisitc actually.
Crystal spider.
How's the neck
Michal
But then I thought :uhoh 'cause I'd miss the doggies
I can't have one so this is the next best thing.
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