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My first very small Jumper..

 
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Sep 03, 2007 15:39 |  #1

Found this very small jumper on my window sill. He was approximatley 2mm in size. Managed to get him onto a bit of white paper for a photoshoot:D

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Sep 03, 2007 16:06 |  #2

Well done Alistair.

hven't been able to capture one of these yet. They just won't sit still for me. Everyone says it it, but these are the cutest spiders.


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Sep 03, 2007 16:09 as a reply to  @ dreamline's post |  #3

how did you manage to get him to stay still. all the ones i see are constantly moving. can't believe i'm gonna say this but agree it's pretty cute too.:oops:

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Sep 03, 2007 16:13 as a reply to  @ Bill Pham's post |  #4

Thank you both for viewing and commenting. They do move about alot but this one would often stay still for a few seconds allowing me to get some shots off.

I agree they are very cute :D.

One question do these shots appear sharp to you on your monitors or soft?

Alistair.


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Sep 03, 2007 16:14 as a reply to  @ alliec's post |  #5

looks pretty sharp on my screen. that's if you referring to the eyes

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Sep 03, 2007 16:23 |  #6

Bill Pham wrote in post #3853556 (external link)
looks pretty sharp on my screen. that's if you referring to the eyes

Bill

Yeah, thats what i was focusing on, they were looking a little soft on my laptop..Thanks for coming back to me.

Alistair.


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Sep 03, 2007 16:41 |  #7

Congrats Alistair, there's nothing like getting your first Jumper. Lovely shots of it too.


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Sep 03, 2007 18:35 |  #8

a baby jumper, they are indeed tiny. Very good-much better than my first efforts.


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Sep 03, 2007 23:58 |  #9

Very nice.


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