Itsy Bitsy, Teeny Weeny Spider
Higgmeister
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He/She wouldn't extend their legs so this is what I ended up with. I was trying to do backlighting and web illumination. For me, the web can be just as interesting as the spider and not quite so creepy. These were shot under a brown eve, hence the color cast. Not my best, but you'll never see my worst:D.
Backlit spider
A jumble of legs
Just an overview
This last one is my least fav of the three but thought a straight shot might be nice. I don't have a clue as to what type of spider this is so if anyone has a clue, I'd be interested to know.
Thanks for looking,
Chris
Backlit spider
A jumble of legs
Just an overview
This last one is my least fav of the three but thought a straight shot might be nice. I don't have a clue as to what type of spider this is so if anyone has a clue, I'd be interested to know.
Thanks for looking,
Chris
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great experiments with lighting
The spider looks like the common web spider in the UK- Araneus diadematus- should have a pale cross like design on it's back.
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Just goes to show "different strokes for different folks". #3 is the best shot I have of the web and is why I included it. I'll have to see if I have a better shot from the top of this spider. I looked up -Araneus diadematus- and it is not that one. Cool looking spider (the one you mentioned) though. This one has no cross and has nodule-like buldges from it's abdomen.
Thanks for the comments,
Chris
If this spider hadn't been so cooperative(shot before the mantis), it would have ended up being a mantis meal. It's still hanging from my roof eave.
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Thanks for stopping by,
Chris
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Never thought about that. I'll have to do a search here to find out how to proceed.
Thanks for the idea,
Chris
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Comments are always welcome.
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