Jumper II by NightGallery
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Description
This little one is about 1/2 to 1/3 the size of the last upload (about 5-7mm). Just happen to catch em out of the corner of my eye in the grass.
Posed for a couple pictures then went back into hiding.
I personally think Jumping Spiders are the coolest, cutest spiders there are.
Thanks for comments on my last upload and for looking here.
-Bruce
Canon Xti w/50mm 2.5 Hoya +4 close-up filter. Natural Light.
FULLSIZE for details.
Comments (17)
Stunning detail! Amazing macro!
Okay I am now itchy from seeing this. lol Very cool capture but I dont think they are cute at all. 5+++++
I share your toughts about jumping spiders. Very nice catch here.
Awesome photo! I love spiders!
Excellent macro!
Awesome detailed macro! I agree they are cute for a spider, I am hoping to get the opportunity to shoot one.
Superb and wonderful macro,such sharpness for this tiny spider! Top notch
Awesome full view! Excellent macro
Wow! the first one was good this one is even better!
Absolutely wonderful once again!
An excellent macro.
Fantastic macro...!!
They are in the wolf spider category. They actively hunt rather than spin a web and have the best eyesight.
WWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWWWW!
what planet is this from?
Great shot of a tiny subject. These little guys are amazing. I too am enthralled by them, lol. I definitely need to consider a better camera. I have to be within a few inches to even come anywhere close to capturing this sharp detail. My pocket camera is amazingly convenient, surprisingly good at macros, and an affordable piece of equipment, but it is still just a point and shoot pocket camera. Thanks for sharing. Lee
awesome spider macro supurbly captured love the detail here!!!