I also like to find spider for my macro shot. It is tiny enough to be a challenge for me to learn my macro photography. It is also fast enough so I have to dealt with my camera setting and had to know when & how to use it.
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| Category | macrophotography |
| Settings | ISO 400 70 mm f/6.3 1/400 sec. |
| Camera | Canon EOS 40D |
| Lens | Sigma DG Macro 70 mm |
| Location | Hong Kong Park - Hong Kong |
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!STOP!Nice photo (esp at full size). Funny seeing it, for in my childhood, they used to call me 4 eyes (because of wearing glasses, which was still fairly rare at that time - yes, life has changed that much). Now, thanks to your post, I've met a real 4eyes and it does not look too bad :)
Thanks @arthur.grafo, glad that the post bring something positive 😊
I'm not so certain I could be positive if I were half its size and it was standing before me.
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Take a look at this one 😊
https://steemit.com/macrophotography/@meisen/who-wins
Yup, like that - have you seen the movie, 'Honey, I shrunk the kids'. There is a part where they have to deal with a spider (daddy long legs)...which now looks like a giant to them.
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Yes, watched it may times. The scene I remembered the most was the one they rode the ant.