Spider Up Close
- Thread starter chimera
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Eek.Taken on an iPhone 6 with and Amir macro lens. Freaky!
Good ones. I'm still having trouble with the focussing with my Olloclip macro. How do you find the Amir?
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- Rog...
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- iPhone 13 Pro
These are great, spiders are awesome, nothing freaky about them at all...
Is Macro something new you are trying?...
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Awesome images. I'm not sure I would be able to make a macro of a spider this big... [emoji37] [emoji144]♀️
Awesome images. I'm not sure I would be able to make a macro of a spider this big... [emoji37] [emoji144]♀️
[emoji15]spiders are awesome, nothing freaky about them at all...
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- Rog...
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- iPhone 13 Pro
I'm guessing that's a really tiny arachnid Catherine...
I dunno.... not getting tricked by the macro aspect. Those are THICK HAIRY LEGS!!!!!!!!!I'm guessing that's a really tiny arachnid Catherine...
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- Ryn S
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- Deep Purple 14 Pro Max
Taken on an iPhone 6 with and Amir macro lens. Freaky!
Oh he££ NO! Screamed the arachnophobe!!!!
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With spikes on!Those are THICK HAIRY LEGS!!!!!!!!!
!!!YES!!! [emoji33]
chimera
MobiFan
Eek.
Found Amir on Amazon. The area of clear focus is narrow, and that can make focusing difficult. You can see how the focus quickly fades off.
chimera
MobiFan
I dunno.... not getting tricked by the macro aspect. Those are THICK HAIRY LEGS!!!!!!!!!
It's actually a very large garden spider, nearly the size of a quarter. A female sitting on a giant egg sack.
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- Rog...
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- iPhone 13 Pro
That looks to be a magnificent egg sack she has there too...
Always a great client, as they don't tend to move much at all when they are guarding their eggs and I would guess at a female doing the job too, which may tend to be somewhat larger than the male...
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Very impressive images.
Oh, I had those in my garden. [emoji4][emoji887][emoji888] Some wonderful webs too. I don't mind them outside (as long as I know where they are...no surprises) It's if they were to come inside that's scary.... [emoji15]
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- Lisa Waddell
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I totally agree!
I totally agree!
I used to be that way, growing up... now I can't bear to kill anything and try to get them in a glass jar. Unless it's a roach/water bug which I fortunately only saw inside 2 times in the 15 years I had my garden. Those two got stomped (but I still felt kind of bad...) - one I trapped under a big metal bowl and had to get up the nerve to remove it and stomp (after putting on my trusty Doc Martens.) [emoji21]
