Here is a single handheld shot of a male Marpissa muscosa ready to rumble.
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As always, very cute eyes
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Evarcha arcuata male juvenile.
Handheld single shots made with my [HASH=2663]#Olympus[/HASH] OM-D e-m10 mk3, ly [HASH=2664]#Laowa[/HASH] 50mm MFT supermacro lens 2:1, [HASH=9252]#Godox[/HASH] V350o cobra flash and homemade curved diffuser [HASH=9253]#Minitecatech[/HASH].
ISO100, F/9, 1/160s.
Location St Nauphary (82), France.
Photo frame field 5x9mm.
Handheld single shots made with my [HASH=2663]#Olympus[/HASH] OM-D e-m10 mk3, ly [HASH=2664]#Laowa[/HASH] 50mm MFT supermacro lens 2:1, [HASH=9252]#Godox[/HASH] V350o cobra flash and homemade curved diffuser [HASH=9253]#Minitecatech[/HASH].
ISO100, F/9, 1/160s.
Location St Nauphary (82), France.
Photo frame field 5x9mm.
The details are awesome! I even can see your fingerprint pattern. 
Mexican Jumping spider (Mexicanus).
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Marpissa muscosa female from yesterday.
Perfect images as usual
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New member and just getting starting to hang out and get the feel for things. This wee sweet girl lives in our home. Photographed with the Sigma 105 mm on a D500.
MinitecaPhotographie..I just saw this photo and I have to comment that the third pair of legs are marked just like peacock spiders, this species may well have a dance routine like peacock spiders, they may use these to wave at females, have you seen any arm waving or dancing from this species? 
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