Face of a Spider
Uploaded: March 21, 2016 | Entered: March 21, 2016 15:47:26
This little guy could have stood on a penny and had plenty of room (wish I had thought to put one down and tried to get him on it). I am just amazed as I look at his face on the computer screen. I thought I would share. I used a flash with light diffusion attached.
Teresa L. Brooks March 21, 2016
Creepy, but cute #1652623Shirley D. Freeman March 21, 2016
Thank you, Teresa! Yeah, I am not a fan of spiders. He was just so tiny he didn't seem harmful. I used a Canon MP-E 65mm 1X-5X macro lens at 4X. #11449885Karen E. Gold March 21, 2016
Very cool capture, Shirley. #11449929Linda S. Smith March 21, 2016
Wow Shirley what a great macro shot! I hope we see this again! #11449939Patti Coblentz March 22, 2016
This is winner material, for sure! Sort of takes the scary out of "spider"...he's pretty cute! Great capture! #11450046Shirley D. Freeman March 22, 2016
Thank you, Karen, Linda and Patti for your very nice comments! Yeah, it does take some of the scary out of spiders for me. This guy was so tiny that I figured I was safe. #11450098Gord MacEachern March 22, 2016
Agree with Patti here Shirley, excellent photography !!Shirley D. Freeman March 22, 2016
Thank you, Gord. #11450227Leslie McLain March 22, 2016
Fantastic capture, Shirley. #11450308Shirley D. Freeman March 22, 2016
Thank you, Leslie. #11450346Mitch Spence March 23, 2016
Personality plus in a spider. I'm a fan, Shirley. #11450617Shirley D. Freeman March 23, 2016
Wow, thanks, Mitch. I am honored! #11450628John Connolly March 23, 2016
An awesome close up Shirley! Our Aussie spiders don't encourage you to get up close and personal to them! #11450671Shirley D. Freeman March 23, 2016
Thank you, John. I am not one for getting too close to spiders either, but this was one tiny little harmless looking guy. Turns out, cute too! #11450683Ray March 23, 2016
Beautiful macro work, Shirley! #11450920Mary K. Robison March 24, 2016
Now that's a little TOO up-front-and-personal for me. But it's a fantastic macro, Shirley, and that face IS cute. A Fave for me. Hope we see it again. #11450963Shirley D. Freeman March 24, 2016
Thank you Ray and Mary. #11450990Katherine Kuhn March 31, 2016
Awesome capture of this little guy! #11454668Shirley D. Freeman April 01, 2016
Thank you, Katherine. #11455037Patrick Rouzes April 01, 2016
What an incredible macro shot, Shirley. Love macros and want to get a lens . #11455208Shirley D. Freeman April 01, 2016
Thank you, Patrick. I love macro too, especially of little creatures like this, because you can see them up close and the details you would never see with your naked eye. For walk around taking shots, the 100mm 2.8L IS lens is excellent. With this shot, I used the MP-E 65 1X-5X at 4X. That isn't a lens you just walk around taking shots with normally though. It needs a tripod. I leaned it against the bed for this shot, using a flash too. I hope that helps. #11455263Claudia Kuhn April 02, 2016
Cool macro Shirley, love hat little face.Shirley D. Freeman April 03, 2016
Thank you, Claudia. #11456290Teresa Burnett April 03, 2016
WOW, you nailed this one, Shirley!! Great shot with super detail!! #11456434Shirley D. Freeman April 03, 2016
Thank you, Teresa. #11456469Nancy L. Green May 19, 2016
FANTASTIC macro image Shirley, that is one CREEPY critter, WTG!!! <>< #11476019Shirley D. Freeman May 19, 2016
Thank you, Nancy. It just amazes me that God created this tiny little spider with so much detail. <>< #11476079Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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