spider

Little jumping spider on a lavender flower.

Hi , I found this spider in the wood. First : Spider camo ! Next : Spider lol, those eye makes me laught !

Hi , i found this spider in the wood, people told me that is here eggs , I don't know ^^

I wouldn't like to be a fly near to this spider. :)

Jumping spider 🕷 Canon 1dx iii Canon 100mm And two tubes

Found this tiny spider about 3mm in size and took some photo inside the house.

Had to go grocery shopping, picked up my camera. Met this bloke...say hello to him! and btw, spiders are the fav for @Helix_2648 my friend!

this was a tiny one...and on the top of the window. I pulled up the step ladder, and balanced myself, with my camera in one hand and the speedlite in the other! Wow.....i saw her with her eggsac for the first time in the life.

Found these 2 spiders from garder while clearing some grass. Took them inside, got some quick shots, and released them afterwards. Taken hand held with 2 speedlights. light from the right of camera is diffused, light from the left is bare.

found at the corner of the wall....

This was as close as I could get to this very tiny spider.

iso: 1000, F/22 and 1/60 sec (flash godox and diffuser)

Hello, this my first post, I stay in France near Paris. I shoot this spider near Bordeaux, Argiope bruennichi

Hello ! My name is Greg, i'm new here, and new in macro ! (I'm french, sorry for my english lol) I just acquired my Sigma 105 mm 2.8 Macro, so i hope you'll help me to upgrade my skill !

Did someone ask for cute? one serving of cute coming up... f32, 1/320, iso100, 90mm non VC, d7200 handheld, external speedlite off body, handheld.

Siler strech spider (Tetragnatha montana) found in a mwadow near my house. Detmold, Germany Canon EOS 90D + Canon EF-S 60mm f/2.8 USM @ ISO400, f,/5.0, 1/125s (stacked)

Here is a photo of my little King Kong, my Evarcha arcuata male that I kept at home. Nikon D7200, Laowa 100mm, Neewer cobra flash and homemade curved diffuser. ISO 100, F/11, 1/250s handheld single shot.

Today I want to share with you one of the most excited and fast spider I can encounter in my garden. From the family of Oxyopidae, this little lynx spider of 3 mm long was unusually static, of course she was eating her prey. The green floor is the toboggan of my three years old daughter...

Rather friendly resident Jumping Spider from my backyard. Settings | 90mm | f/18| 1/160sec | ISO 250 | | Sony A7II | Sony LA-EA3 Adaptor | Tamron SP 90mm F2.8 Di VC USD 1:1 Macro Lens | Godox TT685s Speedlight | Godox XT-1S Transmitter |