--Rik
Canon 300D, Sigma 105mm at 1:1, stacked.
First photo is 16mm across, about 70% of full frame.
Second is 75% of actual pixels.
Call me "cute", will you?!
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Call me "cute", will you?!
Jumping spiders have a "dark side" too. Nice fangs, eh, Ken?
--Rik
Canon 300D, Sigma 105mm at 1:1, stacked.
First photo is 16mm across, about 70% of full frame.
Second is 75% of actual pixels.
--Rik
Canon 300D, Sigma 105mm at 1:1, stacked.
First photo is 16mm across, about 70% of full frame.
Second is 75% of actual pixels.
Last edited by rjlittlefield on Mon May 15, 2006 11:58 am, edited 1 time in total.
Those are some serious fangs Rik. Where'd you find that thing at?
I used to think of jumpers as being docile little spiders with a lot of personality. Not any more, they are now once again on my list!
Nice photographs of the critter Rik. 
I used to think of jumpers as being docile little spiders with a lot of personality. Not any more, they are now once again on my list!
Nice photographs of the critter Rik. Site Admin.
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rjlittlefield
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Ken, I thought you'd like this alternative view of the little tykes.
Jumping spiders are great fun -- I like them a lot. It's just that I've also spent some time looking at them under magnification, and, uh, they do clearly come with weaponry!
This one was climbing up my bathroom wall. I usually find them in the raspberries. So after I convinced the spider to cooperate in a formal portrait session, a raspberry leaf seemed a suitable backdrop.
--Rik
Jumping spiders are great fun -- I like them a lot. It's just that I've also spent some time looking at them under magnification, and, uh, they do clearly come with weaponry!
This one was climbing up my bathroom wall. I usually find them in the raspberries. So after I convinced the spider to cooperate in a formal portrait session, a raspberry leaf seemed a suitable backdrop.
--Rik