Nice pictures, fidlin. I can't see the first three here, though. But I found them on photobucket. Looks like part of the address to them is missing in the posts here.
i tried to keep spiders indoors so i could shoot them at leasiure, but i found it too irritating too generate a nice background. and it's not very nice to wake up witha massive spider on your face.
Pepper, spiders are nice critters. A lot of people are afraid of them but most of them can't hurt you.
The huge daddy long legs ones eat a mess of stuff, and their fangs are not long enough to bite you, but my wife won't go near one.
Spiders are one of the critters I scoop up in a tissue and take outside. They eat all the bugs that bite and make you itch.
One time there was a huge one in our office. Too big for a tissue, and I got him/her outside in a soda can, we ripped the top off of.
They called it Boris because he was so big. I'd would have loved a picture of him/her but I wasn't taking any chances of it biting me. It was the first one I was ever really careful of.
~G
Olympus D-490
Canon Rebel XTi 400D, 18-55mm Kit lens, 75-300mm Kit lens. Canon 60mm f/2.8 Macro EF-S USM AF Parkin-fxSome of my pictures
Another arghhhh day for me... found a couple of shield bugs mating but they were far too busy 'doin' their thang' to oblige me with a decent pose!!!
I really need to start carrying an emergency macro kit as well... gloves for when I find myself resting on stingers, something soft to kneel on and a pair of scissors for removing unattractive foliage from my background!!!!!
Hi everybody,
Still new around here, and still new to the digital photography world. Been playing around with my macro lens. Here are some I took today.
Ok, I always put up the links ONCE, but somehow it seems I get them to show up twice in my posts - and I donīt know why . Hoping they show up only ONCE this time.