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Jumping Spider

jodymelanson

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[image]Make = CanonModel = Canon EOS-1D Mark II NOrientation = top/leftX Resolution = 183.333Y Resolution = 183.333Resolution Unit = inchSoftware = Adobe Photoshop CS3 WindowsDate Time = 2008-03-27 16:36:27Artist = Jody MelansonCopyright = © 2005 Jody Melanson. No unauthorized copying, using or reproduction without express written permission.Exif IFD Pointer = Offset: 360[Camera]Exposure Time = 1/160"F Number = F18Exposure Program = ManualISO Speed Ratings = 100Date Time Original = 2008-03-27 14:37:50Date Time Digitized = 2008-03-27 14:37:50Shutter Speed Value = 7.38 TVAperture Value = 8.38 AVExposure Bias Value = ±0EVMetering Mode = SpotFlash = Flash fired, compulsory flash modeFocal Length = 150mmColor Space = sRGBExif Image Width = 750Exif Image Height = 500Focal Plane X Resolution = 3098.143Focal Plane Y Resolution = 3098.143Focal Plane Resolution Unit = inchCustom Rendered = Normal processExposure Mode = Manual exposureWhite Balance = Auto white balanceScene Capture Type = Normal[Thumbnail Info]Compression = JPEG Compressed (Thumbnail)X Resolution = 72Y Resolution = 72Resolution Unit = inchJPEG Interchange Format = Offset: 830JPEG Interchange Format Length = Length: 5534[Thumbnail]Thumbnail = 160 x 107

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jodymelanson

This was captured using 3 extension tubes, a Sigma 150 Macro lens, and

a reversed Canon 50/1.8 on the front. Handheld, Full Frame.

 

Please view full size....

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rob valine
Wow ! Outstanding Macro shot ! Best detail I've ever seen on a spider. I'm seeing pupils in this things eyes. I didn't know spiders had pupils. I guess if you're another small insect, this is the last thing you want to see close up. Nice job !
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Not Here

Fantastic!! Did you glue his rear down? How did you get him to pose? Don't like spiders, but I love this photo! 7/7... Mike

 

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Karl Schuler
Terribly sharp and impressive monster face but with the given title one would expect to see more of the legs. I suggest to change the title. Otherwise it is an outstanding photo. Karl
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cooltpmd

like someone is watching you? Great clarity in the eyes.

 

In this case, your name in "dead" space on top, allowing him to naturally leave your frame might be visually more pleasing ... but, your choice keeps the eyes in one area ... I'm torn. Beautiful portrait.

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kolaczan

Very impressive image. Good to see that even with the setup (gosh that must have been hard to handhold) you could pull something like this off. Very nice.

 

"I didn't know spiders had pupils."

 

They don't. Nice touch. Or is it "nice catch". Was the pigmentation natural? Either way, looks great.

 

;)

 

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