Jumping Spider

[Blooze]

B Blooze Your picture is awesome! Great job! 🕸🕷

Thanks very much!

 

[Jack]

Thanks Jack

Thanks Jack this little guy is one of the bigger one's residing in my garden. He was about 10mm in length.
nataliaflejszar&Photo This photo was taken a little while ago... I don't think I used extension tubes for this shot but it's possible that I used some Kenko Extension tubes (68mm) as well.

To me that spider looks big, I know is 1:1 but sometimes insects are look bigger on pictures then people

 

[Natalie]

Here i can find most cute spiders

 

[nataliaflejszar&Photo]

To me that spider looks big, I know is 1:1 but sometimes insects are look bigger on pictures then people

That's magic of macro photography Jack . You knew well about what forum create.. 🕷🕸

 

[Blooze]

Here i can find most cute spiders

nataliaflejszar&Photo I think Jumping Spiders are some of the cutest spiders!

 

[Blooze]

To me that spider looks big, I know is 1:1 but sometimes insects are look bigger on pictures then people

Jack He is big as far as Jumping Spiders are concerned but quite small in the world of arachnids.

 

[Jack]

Jack He is big as far as Jumping Spiders are concerned but quite small in the world of arachnids.

Thanks B Blooze , to be honest I never tried yet to take pictures of spiders.

 

[Blooze]

Thanks B Blooze , to be honest I never tried yet to take pictures of spiders.

Jack I think Jumping Spiders are the easiest to photograph as they usually will sit and pose for you!

 

[Jack]

Jack I think Jumping Spiders are the easiest to photograph as they usually will sit and pose for you!

Seriously ? Are they aren’t dangerous?

 

[Blooze]

Seriously ? Are they aren’t dangerous?

No, they are very curious little spiders. They will sit and watch you which makes them easy to photograph.. I've had them jump onto my hand and canera many times