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Was at another park again, and today manage to spot this large Male Two-Striped Telamonia . If it did not move I may have missed it. Large span across, and really great jumping capability....saw it really jump very far!
This time, due to limitations of my camera, I used A mode for some, as in M mode, my EVF is too dark for me to frame the shots (have to agar agar). So in A mode, its F8 and 1/60s default shutter. Setup: Fz10+6T+Sigma CU, Ext bounce flash, ISo 50, F8 various speeds #1 1/60s ![]() #2: 1/400s ![]() #3: 1/60s ![]() #4: 1/320s ![]() Appreciate any comments please...Thanks! |
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Tchuanye: These are awesome photographs! You have wonderful clarity and DOF, and an almost science-fiction like subject.
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Amazing and fantastic clarity...I know they are God's creatures, but I'll stick to kangaroos (if the blighters would only stand still!)
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Great shots - thanks for posting!!
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Thanks Tomcat5470, bootneck and Ride16!
Indeed they are God's creatures, and well designed too, with superb vision and superb jumping skills. More info on jumping spiders here: http://tolweb.org/accessory/Jumping_...on?acc_id=1946 |
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