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Old 19-04-10, 15:52
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He's tall, dark and handsome, but somewhat shy.

1. he just wouldn't take the palp off his face
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4058/...5dcdc62b_o.jpg

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http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4063/...390720c2_o.jpg

3. still wouldn't take the palp off his face
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4062/...10e95197_o.jpg

4. hiding behind some moss
http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4040/...0140ae2d_o.jpg

5. hiding behind some dirt LOL
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2714/...394fcc3d_o.jpg
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Old 22-04-10, 12:32
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again excellent shots mate...love them, sharpness is superb. Do you use live specimens i take it from the discription you do, and if so where do you get them from. are they pets?

I saw an article in amatuer photographer last week about this kind of work, although it was about super macro the guy was using dead specimens and getting a hell of alot closer and placing the subject on a pin and using half a pingpong ball behind as a defuser. Amazing article well worth a read.
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again excellent shots mate...love them, sharpness is superb. Do you use live specimens i take it from the discription you do, and if so where do you get them from. are they pets?

I saw an article in amatuer photographer last week about this kind of work, although it was about super macro the guy was using dead specimens and getting a hell of alot closer and placing the subject on a pin and using half a pingpong ball behind as a defuser. Amazing article well worth a read.
Thanks, Lee. Yes, live spider. Alive and jumping . You can find them easily just about anywhere here in Malaysia.

I think I've seen those extreme high mag macro (>10X) you're talking about. There's someone in FM that posts that.
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Amazed at the DOF, especially in the first one. Stacked shots? They must stay very still for you (or rather waiting for their prey) if that is so!
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Old 23-04-10, 10:36
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hi mate, I didn't realise you weren't in the uk, I'd imagine specimens like that would be tricky to get here. Being in malaysia I'd imagine they are a lot easier to get. I've been to malaysia, ie KL, penang, melaka, and port stephens. Lovely places.
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