pantropical jumping spider

[Joshi Bhavya]

With canon A495
F:3.0
ISO:60
Shot at night..
Hope you all Like it..

[Mrudul Godbole]

The eye contact is nice. I think there are some highlights on the white parts, you can try to recover that. Reducing the saturation a bit would be good. Thanks for sharing.

[Abhishek Jamalabad]

Nice shot, Bhavya. Try to recover the whites. Curious to know where you got the ID...?
TFS.

[Joshi Bhavya]

Thanks both of you for comments..
Abhishek, I read In Internet about different spices of jumping spider.. and This is one of them.

Brief description:

Pantropical jumping spiders are thick and large. Male pantropical jumping spiders average 9mm to 11mm in length and the females average 9mm to 12mm in length. Male spiders are black and white in color but in reverse order than the gray wall jumping spider males. They have a light central stripe that courses vertically down their back. Female pantropical jumping spiders are brown with a light orange stripe. Pantropical jumping spiders can be found in citrus groves and on buildings and structures.

more information can get on net..