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Published: 2009-08-30 21:48:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 40287; Favourites: 1127; Downloads: 0
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jumping spider 2nd shed..Related content
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I would like to exchange thumbs on our deviations
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to see what I am talking about look here :
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you made me love jumping spiders even more!
it must've been soooo tiny!
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aaw its red-zorro-spidey!!! 
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I'm terrified of spiders but this little thing is wicked cute! It reminds me of WALL-E with those eyes 
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he's adorable (: i wish my parents would let me raise spiders, i find them amazing (:
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Wonderful, wonderful shot! 
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Geez... How can you get it so clear? All my photographs are blurred when you look at the big picture...
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im using the best macro lens on the market
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Nice. Would you happen to know if there is anyway to put that baby on a Nikon? I wish Nikon would make one. I may just have to settle for a few extension tubes.
Lovely photo.
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nah..i tried my self hence why i sold all my nikon gear and went with canon..
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Darn. Well, I think I am content with the gear I currently have. If I find myself frustrated with the lack of macro capabilities, then I will go the same route that you did
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thank u..any one can do it with pratice and the right gear
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very very true, but is good to see that you have put in the time and effort, and invested in the right gear.
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Wonderful.
I'd love to see a Focus Stack of one of those before they mature, I think it'd would rock anyone's socks off.
Do these babies stay in one place long enough for Focus Stacking?
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yer.eventually they do
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I love these little guys. The orange looks so striking against the white. Will you be looking to take photos after the next moults too? That would be a fantastic series of shots.
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yer i hope to if i can find it food.i need to get some frute fly cultes
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A few websites sell them. I know this one does [link]
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Wauw, that is absolutely beautiful! The orange around its eyes looks amazing.
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i think he was cuter before XD
but he's now got that curious look that jumping spiders are loved for
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Dawwwww! Who's a spider? WHO'S a spider? Is it you? Yeees it is!
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oh my gosh SO cute!
I do have a question though, do you own all these insects that you take photos of or are they free range?
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i own them or did own them.i live in uk..thanks for looking
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oohh interesting. cool, thanks for answering my question!
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He is so cute ... Is this the same one you had the other day on here?
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fascinating ,lovely ..im spechless
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Wow. Just Wow. Really good shot. Too bad the depth of field is so limited foor these sort of shots. How big was he by the way?
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if i can get in the right position i could focus stack it or if i didnt mind loosing detail i could of shot at f/13 and got the lot in focus..i been meaning to focus stack it but havnt got around to it
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very sweet image... thanks for uploading it
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Aww, what a cute little guy. I love the reddish-orange hair around his eyes.
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So cool, it looks almost like a digital painting.. Your macro shots turn out sobeautifully! Which type of lens do you use?
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