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Published: 2006-09-08 20:20:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 31908; Favourites: 890; Downloads: 825
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So, first series after my brake. A jumping spider. Sigma 70-300 Apo DG Macro with reversed ricoh 50/2. This time another species but very simillar to the previousMAXIMAL MAGNIFICTION - you can see me in his eyes
This is version re-edited on 19/02/08
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Nie mam pojęcia, nie znam się na skakunach. Spytaj się Darka Kucharskiego: [link] - on jest miszczu w tych sprawach, szczena ci opadnie.
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Akurat wszystko focone bardzo amatorskimi szkiełkami i metodami...
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Wow. Possibly one of the coolest spider shots I have ever seen. You can see the camera in the refection in his eyes. Wicked.
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That is amazing! I really think you made that spider look beautiful. You seriously brought out all the good points of a spider in this shot.
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wow... like first of all how the hell were you able to get that close to him without him jumping away and second of all how the hell did you do that? lol kinda makes you wonder what he was thinking, giant camera in his face and all.
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When it's cold bugs ain't moving much 
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lol cool, thats an interesting use of the lenses, nice work.
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awsome picture the detail on the spider is verry cool
you sould see my picture of a spider in a box
thanks for the coment 
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Incredible. I love the reflection in its eyes - the hair really stands out too.
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A very nice macro indeed
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That's incredible! It's impossible to appreciate them when they're so tiny =/ but up close it's great!!! 8D
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Thanks, although I found better shots on dA - check ~dark-raptor shots: [link]
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that's also a great shot .... buuuuut your's is still tops XD
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how did you get it to sit still while you took the shot?
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I used easy trick - I simulated cold morning putting spider to a fridge for a while
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ooooooooooh!
well, we do not have any cold mornings around here. Hence, all of my close ups of spiders, with the exception of one wolf spider (who stayed still for reasons unknown to me), are of spiders on webs -- who are very still most of the time.
I do have a great collection of spider shots.
[link]
How did you manage to catch the lil guy without squashing him?
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oh my god, that's freaky.
love it though!
fav.
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Wow. I am speechless.
The detail is beyond amazing. I never would been able to imagine a reflection in a spider's eye. He/She has beautiful eyes.
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yeah, "viscera eyes"
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Łojezuchrystepanie.
Mimo całej mojej arachnofobii jestem zmuszona przyznać że jakość jest niesamowita
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O.O wow, it's hyptnotizing me....
LOVE IT!
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Jeju... ja bym nie mogła tak blisko zrobić zdjęcia, bo bym uciekła
Robiłeś to zdjęcie zwyczajnie opcją makro w aparacie, czy masz dokupiony obiektyw??
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Aparat nie ma czegoś takiego jak "opcja macro". Z technicznego punktu widzenia fotografia macro to fotografia w któej obraz powstający na elemncie światłoczułym ma taką samą wielkośc jak rzeczywisty obiekt - 1cm będzie miał na kliszy 1 cm
Jak napisałem w opisie - zdjęcie wykonałem za pomocą dwóch, połączyonych ze sobą obiektywów - bazowy sigma 70-300 apo ( normalnie daję "macro" 1:2 - i zapięta do niej odwrocona 50-tka ( obiektyw 50mm ) która działa jak soczewka powiększająca.
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Hehe 
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I've always loved spiders, the jumping variety being my favorite. I love how they look, and how they look *at* you. This is such an amazing photo, with incredible detail. Beautiful eyes on your subject!
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