spider shot in my kitchen garden @ 1/200, f/4, -1/3, iso 400, WB auto, 5dIII, ef 100 mm macro. id not known. heavily cropped.
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spikes all over
spider shot in my kitchen garden @ 1/200, f/4, -1/3, iso 400, WB auto, 5dIII, ef 100 mm macro. id not known. heavily cropped.
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Nice details on the body. It is nicely camouflaged with the background. You could have tried using a narrower aperture. Thanks for sharing.
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Mrudul Godbole
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looks thin for a jumping spider...not sure.
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Is it a jumping spider...?? This picture is zoomed and looks like this spider is too small. May be a jumping spider. Anyone have any idea?
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I think slightly more brightness would be better. The f4 aperture has given a shallow depth of field. THanks for sharing.
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