A super tiny spider I played with all morning to capture few crisp images with my Sigma Macro 70 mm lens. I combined a total of 6 photos all shot from the same angle, just focusing on diferent parts to combine them for one crisp image. A lot of work, nevertheless I’m proud. Oh, btw.. spiders creep me right out so this was challenging. Photo taken in my home, Ontario, Canada.
Make: NIKON CORPORATION Model: NIKON D80 Shutter Speed: 10/600 second F Number: F/4.0 Focal Length: 70 mm ISO Speed: 320 Date Picture Taken: Jul 13, 2009, 3:02:49 AM
It would make a great card with “DON’T BE SCARED” message in it. Just a thought.
went up the water spout, down came the rain and….got carried away there Janette ~ awesome image ;) xoxox ♥
haha! Yeah & washed the spider out! Literally…. I washed the old lunch pail my hubby use to use and the next day I found two little buddies in there. I should really post how little the critter is…. thank you so much, you make me smile with your wonderful comments!! ♥
Oh such dedication to some creature that creeps you out! I study spiders and am so glad you took the time to take the shots and combine them!
Thank you very much. Glad you read the info on my efforts. : ) yeah, they are incredible God’s creations and somehow taking close-up shots and playing with the macros helps with getting over the phobia. I’m not afraid that much anymore, though I would not like one on me. Thank you again, much appreciated wonderful comment.
I know what you mean. Face that fear and make art out of it! I still jump when a spider comes down on a silk in front of my face. It’s a quick reaction thing. But I draw and study wildflowers and they come with the territory, sooooo I draw and study them too (and butterflies)!
I hear ya! I think everything has a vibration (energy) I can relate to or want to know more about. It’s wonderful to explore and learn, I love it all. Thank you for taking the time to comment and browse my work. I appreciate it.
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went up the water spout, down came the rain and….got carried away there Janette ~ awesome image ;) xoxox ♥
haha! Yeah & washed the spider out! Literally…. I washed the old lunch pail my hubby use to use and the next day I found two little buddies in there. I should really post how little the critter is…. thank you so much, you make me smile with your wonderful comments!! ♥
– Janette Dengo
A very accomplished shot, the depth of field is excellent.
Thank you so much Peter, your feedback is greatly valued!! : )
– Janette Dengo
congradulations on your feature ,very scary!!!
Thanks again, sooooo much!! : )
– Janette Dengo
wonderful work, congratulations on the feature
Thank you very much for your kind compliment~
– Janette Dengo
Oh such dedication to some creature that creeps you out! I study spiders and am so glad you took the time to take the shots and combine them!
Thank you very much. Glad you read the info on my efforts. : ) yeah, they are incredible God’s creations and somehow taking close-up shots and playing with the macros helps with getting over the phobia. I’m not afraid that much anymore, though I would not like one on me. Thank you again, much appreciated wonderful comment.
– Janette Dengo
I know what you mean. Face that fear and make art out of it! I still jump when a spider comes down on a silk in front of my face. It’s a quick reaction thing. But I draw and study wildflowers and they come with the territory, sooooo I draw and study them too (and butterflies)!
I hear ya! I think everything has a vibration (energy) I can relate to or want to know more about. It’s wonderful to explore and learn, I love it all. Thank you for taking the time to comment and browse my work. I appreciate it.
– Janette Dengo
Your welcome. It eats up the time to actually create, but it’s inspiring and my only connection with artists right now and I treasure it deeply.
A good shot.
Thank you Kirsten so much. I appreciate that.
– Janette Dengo
stunning image, this is beautiful
Thank you : ) Much appreciated visit…..
– Janette Dengo
Wow, fantastic capture, so very well done!!
Thank you – you’re so kind. ♥
– Janette Dengo