Jumping in the Sunshine by NightGallery
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Another little jumper I found today in the back shrubs. About 8-10mm, this time using the +10, +4, +2 filters.
Some cropping and a bit of sharpening.
Waiting on an ID of it at Bug Guide.
Thanks for clickin in.
Bruce
Comments (22)
Great Macro, I am impressed with how sharp it is with all those filters.
The master macro man does his magic again!
Simply a masterpiece captured by a master macro photographer.
Awesome again!
Very cool image... I love a good jumper shot
clearly amazing!
Amazing detail!
Excellent macro photography. I just got through watching "Eight Legged Freaks" and this is even scarier looking than the Hollywood version.
I wonder how did you focus to this so little creature!!! I don't think I can hold camera that still!!! very nice work!
Unfreakinbelievable shot!!!! Wow! :)
OOOOoooooo!!!!!
Amazing macro, perfect details on such a tiny bug!
Ooh, he looks very creepy but cute. An excellent photo.
nice capture....
He dont look happy :) nice shot!
Amazing. Never get that much detail with my 10+ filters. Stunning.
Very good macro!!
Wonderful macro capture, excellent well done..
Marvellous!!
Excellent well detailed shot..!!
a nice spider!!!!!!!! Fantastic macro!!!!!!!
You're amazing! Jumping spiders spend too much time jumping whenever I point a lens at them! Ah, but you do small critters so well and I stand in awe of your abilities and your pure sense of artistry. You capture these little beauties perfectly all of the time and I admire and appreciate that immensely. This is wonderful work, and a brilliant specimen. Well...I'm sure that there are some small insects who don't think so, and with good reason...they're this beauty's dinner! Great work!