Spiders

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Spiders

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  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    The bee is subdued, and now must be carried away.

  • Why spin a web when the food comes to you. Shot at 1/320 and I used my custom made dual flash brack

  • Orb Weaver Spider in its web.

  • Orb weaver Spider.

  • Orb Weaver Spider fixing its web.

  • ISO 640, 1/500 shutter speed, f14.

  • Hard to see unless you really look.

  • I think this is a Shamrock Orb Weaver.
  • I think this is a Shamrock Orb Weaver.

  • A Black and Yellow Garden Spider.

  • Fixing the web.

  • The Fly is now lunch for this Crab Spider.
  • The Crab spider is very hard to see until it is too late.

  • The spider attacks, but the bee got away, this time.

  • Harvestman spider is not a true spider.

  • This Garden Spider has a meal.

  • Early morning photo.

  • This is an orb weaver spider. It has a bee that was caught in the web.

  • Orchard Spider. Very beautiful. Very harmless.

  • The spider is now repairing the web.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    This is a spider I took a photo of in Virginia. It is a Nursery Spider I think. It is definitely very large. Shot at f18, 1/800, iso 640.

  • The web is repaired, and the spider waits for the next victim.

  • This is a Garden Spider. Large, and scary looking.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    This spider is fixing its web.

  • Orchard Spider.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    This little power house has just caught a bee. I did not see the spider jump, but was able to see, and photograph the fight. The bee was completely outclassed.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    iso 640, 1/250, f-13.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    This photo was taken a f22, and a shutter speed of 1/320 sec. Flash was used. It is a crab spider that was just sitting on a flower, waiting for lunch I guess.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    This photo has about 5 shots shot at different focus points blended together.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    The spider seems to be plucking the strings of the web checking it. iso 800, 1/250, f-13.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    Shot the spider at iso 800, f-13, 1/250. I find these spider creepiest. This photo is a combined one from three other photos.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    Shot at f13, 1/200 and iso 250. This Orb spider has caught a bee.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    Orb Spider shot at f13, 1/250 and iso 500.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    This spider was shot at f16, 1/125 shutter speed, iso 1000.

  • This is a Garden Spider. F11, 1/640, iso 800. I used two flash units mounted on a recent flash mount I designed and built.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    I had accidentally damaged the web with my tripod. The spider was quick to repair. Shot at f14, 1/160 shutter speed, iso 1000.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    I think spiders are the scariest thing another insect may ever have to face.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    This is not a true spider, but a Harvestman spider. Often called a Daddy long legs spider.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    One of my favourite spider photos. Shot at 1/125 shutter speed, f18, and iso 500.

  • Spider macro photo by Wayne Schmidt

    Garden Spider shot at f13, 1/250 and iso 500.

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