Crabspider on Helichrysum by durleybeachbum
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Comments (21)
Very nice shot.
WOW WOW WOW I have never seen one of these in the flesh.
This POV is much more menacing – a must zoom to check out all of those eyes! An exquisite macro and capture!
Superb closeup. Just love that face.
Very interesting name for this Spider. Awesome photos, this POV being more intimidating than the other.
So Lovely, although I don't really like spiders
She looks like she owns the place! Super capture.
Fantastic macro. Zoom is a must.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Being on a small bloom makes it look a real monster!
I must say your spiders seem to be quite well-fed! This young lady is very lovely!
Gosh I love crab spiders faces, to bad I never seem to find them. Beautiful shot!!!
A fascinating species, I like the way they can change colour, and they are very patient hunters for food, this shot is wonderful, such detail and it seems you have had a good relationship with the crab spider through the summer with some amazing shots.
very impressive captures She's beautiful
What a fabulous shot! As I opened this, the next song came on, something by a Scottish band with lyrics that begin with a reference to a spider. Lovely! :)
Excellent shot !!!
Wow, you couldn't have found better colors to showcase this white spider.... wonderful find!
Great capture!
Really impressive. Bravo.
A most fantastic macro, and I just love the contrasting colours on it, Andrea.
Aside from the fact that spiders are powerful just because of their presence, this is powerful for the cavernous petals that hold the spider up. They'r tinged in light, and doused in shadow, and they make a big claw-like enclosure for her. You got her right between two petals---I don't know how you do these macros, but you've been doing insect and spider macros for so long, you just know how to get them, and how to 'frame' them (the way the flower frames the spider). I love the tilt too. A beautiful powerful capture, and the spider is facing us head on, beautifully captured. A fine macro, Andrea.