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mehfesto2

Calina wrote: »

Is that a pregnant spider? I am thinking there are a lot of big spiders around at the moment because one of my websites is drawing a lot of spider related google searches.

I don't know much about spiders, but It'd be a strange time of year for it to be birthing, would it not? We have new neighbours moving in, the girlfirend's convinced in stowed-away in a bag; Reckons Dublin spiders should be that big.

oscarBravo

Vaguely related to the spider theme...

Weidii

Wow fajitas, that's a great shot!

Fajitas!

Lol, cheers!

It was worth the struggle with the bread knife

gloobag

Just messing around with my new macro lens and flash.

kgiller

Another Turkish Sunset

Crash

ThOnda wrote: »

I would appreciate link to the page with larger version of that picture. It is problem with all panoramatic pictures - they look good only when seen large.

Sorry Th0nda, set it up so its a link to a larger photo now - had been lazy after setting those up on my C&C thread earlier, and was on the run

l pearse

liv'in life on the edge..:eek:

Discovered this guy hanging around my venus flytrap yesterday :mad:
The plant is small, & he was HUGE!!!
Got a few shots before l 'evicted' him :rolleyes:

No macro :mad: Still in shop!!??

Dragan

If we're gonna end up with a spider theme then i'll be dodging this thread until it's over!

l pearse

Dragan.

My Spidey scenes are telling me....your a little scared of :eek: Spider's??

kensutz

An old pic

ThOnda

The point is that macro picture of a spider is not a good picture to be shown only because it is macro and it has a spider as a subject.

Edit: kensutz has a very good example: good exposure in complicated lighting situation, nice colour contrast (orange and green) and nicely drawn web.

Calina

Hmmm. I am tempted to split off the spiders to their own Gross out thread.

anyone have any objections? Cos I'll do it in one hours' time if no one does.

Dragan

l pearse wrote: »

Dragan.

My Spidey scenes are telling me....your a little scared of :eek: Spider's??

Scared is a stretch....i mean, they are pretty small so i'd win a fight unless there was some toxic waste involved.

But they are ugly and hairy and sneaky. ick!

pete4130

ttcomet

More spiders. Light from the left with a 580ex2.

Dragan

Really nice shot there pete.

MistressPandora

I got so bored in work over the summer that I learnt how to make papercraft models. I probably made about 70-80 models but these are my favourites.


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pete4130

Thanks Dragan!

Fajitas!

Calina wrote: »

Hmmm. I am tempted to split off the spiders to their own Gross out thread.

anyone have any objections? Cos I'll do it in one hours' time if no one does.

NO!

Don't!!!

Don't encourage them to be posted!

sasar

I'm a Dub!

YogiBear

Just back from another mountain adventure.. so much for prioritising oops :rolleyes:

l pearse

Fajitas! wrote: »

NO!

Don't!!!

Don't encourage them to be posted!

Hush Puppy!! or l'll send the Boy's ln......:D:D



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Fajitas!

l pearse wrote: »

Hush Puppy!! or l'll send the Boy's ln......:D:D

Careful now, or I'll send my size 12's in...

l pearse

Fajitas! wrote: »

Careful now, or I'll send my size 12's in...

Me thinks your 12's beat my size 7.....:p

Fajitas!

Heh, all twelve of them

merc

Rabbits in my ma's back garden.

Dragan

I have hired a monkey who assures me he can deal with any spider issues.

Think he might be a bit of a cowboy though.

l pearse

Total respect to you fajitas!

l pearse

Dragan wrote: »

I have hired a monkey who assures me he can deal with any spider issues.

Think he might be a bit of a cowboy though.

Monkey's, Spiders & Dragan's... It's all too much for me...:eek::eek:
Have a chance to photograph three privately owned, ring tailed monkey's soon.
just waiting for a phone call..Can't wait