Your opinion? Exotic jumping spider

[MinitecaPhotographie]

Here is a very old photo (2015) which I took with my first camera, a Nikon D3200 and the reversed 18-55 kit lens. I used the internal flash and a plastic cover clipped on the lens bottom.

This photo was taken during holidays on Mauritius island. A very common jumping spider there. His name (yes it's a boy) is Plexippus paykulli.

ISO 100, apperture about F/8 (not easy to evaluate on a reversed Nikon lens without apperture control), 1/200s.
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[Jack]

Thanks for sharing MinitecaPhotographie , really lovely shot. There was on forum a thread with a lot of spiders, you might want to post yours there too

 

[nataliaflejszar&Photo]

Here is a very old photo (2015) which I took with my first camera, a Nikon D3200 and the reversed 18-55 kit lens. I used the internal flash and a plastic cover clipped on the lens bottom.

This photo was taken during holidays on Mauritius island. A very common jumping spider there. His name (yes it's a boy) is Plexippus paykulli.

ISO 100, apperture about F/8 (not easy to evaluate on a reversed Nikon lens without apperture control), 1/200s.
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So sweet spider MinitecaPhotographie , how possible that I didn't seen the picture on this post... Sometimes we need to return back...
Very well done picture

 

[Helix_2648]

Me too nataliaflejszar&Photo. It's fantastic MinitecaPhotographie. The reflections on the eyes and the brown stripes on the head looks really great.