"Kawaii" spiders

Post lockdown spider series. The whole macro gang arrives at location on their own, masks on, ensuring social distancing and safe practices necessary to stay out of harm's way. A good break from the extended lockdown.

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Beautiful series Hayath.

hayath wrote in post #19085601
Post lockdown spider series. The whole macro gang arrives at location on their own, masks on, ensuring social distancing and safe practices necessary to stay out of harm's way. A good break from the extended lockdown.

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Chrysilla male


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Green lynx | Peucetia with honeybee kill

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Peucetia on Jamaican spike flowers

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Oxyopes sp Lynx spider on it's floral bed

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On the Floral throne! Phlegra sp jumping spider

Olympus OMD EM10 M2, Olympus 60mm on extension tube (#1 and #5 were with the added Raynox DCR-250)
Godox TT 350O with DIY diffuser

C&C sought

Cheers!
Hayath

Wow, amazing photos, esp. #1, thanks for sharing !

Mike

Beautiful set of photos.

You make the tiny world proud !

Excellent series Hayath

Brian V.

Very nice, I like the idea of photographing macro in a group. I don't really know anyone else who likes macro photography near me.

Those eyes!

I wonder how the spider brain processes stereoscopic vision with four (or more) sets of inputs.

joedlh wrote in post #19085950
Those eyes!

I wonder how the spider brain processes stereoscopic vision with four (or more) sets of inputs.

I'm envisioning the biological equivalent of pano stitching software.

OP: I love the jumper portrait.

Beautiful photos. I love #4.

Lester Wareham wrote in post #19085625
Beautiful series Hayath.

Thank you, Lester!

TustinMike wrote in post #19085630
Wow, amazing photos, esp. #1, thanks for sharing !

Mike

Glad you like em, thanks!

Park Ranger wrote in post #19085698
Beautiful set of photos.

You make the tiny world proud !

Thanks!
I'm fascinated by this tiny world

LordV wrote in post #19085858
Excellent series Hayath

Brian V.

Thank you, Brian!

davholla wrote in post #19085918
Very nice, I like the idea of photographing macro in a group. I don't really know anyone else who likes macro photography near me.

Thanks! More sets of trained eyes = larger area to cover and more subjects.
I like my time in the field to be "meditational", but the odd callout from a friend with an interesting find isn't bothersome

joedlh wrote in post #19085950
Those eyes!

I wonder how the spider brain processes stereoscopic vision with four (or more) sets of inputs.

One of the many mysteries for science to solve I guess

gjl711 wrote in post #19085960
I'm envisioning the biological equivalent of pano stitching software.

OP: I love the jumper portrait.

Thanks

FPP wrote in post #19086269
Beautiful photos. I love #4.

Thank you!