Nurseryweb Spider

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• liquidsunshine (5437)
• [2005-03-25 4:51]

Interesting shot Steve,
Thats a big spider, I'm glad we don't get them that size over here.
Nice details, sharpness and clarity.
Thanks for posting

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• dew77 (13270)
• [2005-03-25 4:52]

Very good detailed macro shot! Composition is great!
I think I've seen one last weekend in the bushes and try to make a shot but it was running very fast.Lokked like this one but I'm really not good at ID on spiders...Thanks for sharing

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• pgmoni (2769)
• [2005-03-25 5:02]

Magnifique ! The DOF is specially amazing and all the rest is spot on.
On en redemande.

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• red45 (31094)
• [2005-03-25 5:06]
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Steve, I think he is on holidays - look at him - he's sunbathing! Waiting for good drink [i.e. fat fly] and enjoying the sun :-) Great picture, superb details.

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• TAZ (10926)
• [2005-03-25 5:27]

Wow ! It is an impressive spider. Beautiful and interesting composition.
Well done !

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• Phoki (284)
• [2005-03-25 5:43]
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• AndyB (3982)
• [2005-03-25 6:18]

Excellent capture!
Very good composition and great DoF.
Great stuff,well done.

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• hvr_oosterzele (992)
• [2005-03-25 7:02]
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Impressive! How big is it actually?

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• ellis49 (2254)
• [2005-03-25 7:22]

Very good capture Steve.
Great POV, composition, DOF, very good details and colours.
Very well done.

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• marhowie (486)
• [2005-03-25 8:27]

Steve, Very nice! I like this POV and this nest structure is very interesting. Never seen it before..Great job on this one!

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• Fisher (8915)
• [2005-03-25 9:55]

Now, that's more like it. Excelent capture and well done on this composition.
Did I read right? The little ones will eventually eat Mama? Ah, poor thing. The cycle of life.

Mike

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• wideload (3783)
• [2005-03-25 9:57]
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Now that's a cracker Steve, just how big was this one? Good composition and nice perspective with sharp detail. TFS.

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• JeanMichel (2864)
• [2005-03-25 10:10]
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Very well inspired these days, Steve! After your beautiful fungi, here's a spider in situation on the nest. Looks like a giant. The end of your note is a bit scary, but that's life! Do I see other spider legs close to an imprisonned leaf under the silk?

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• naki (40)
• [2005-03-25 13:11]

Hi Steve, a very interesting nest structure. Spider must be rather big. Light is a bit hard but still a very interesting photo.

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• PDP (11769)
• [2005-03-25 16:28]

It is a very neatly woven structure. Lovely composition and the details on the spider are great. Very well done.

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• livios (16942)
• [2005-03-25 17:26]

Steve, perfect dof, composition and colors. And excellent composition with a great pov.

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• mrower (133)
• [2005-03-25 18:05]

Great shot and interesting information too. Will they really eat her??? Poor thing. I guess this means she only ever gets to look after one lot of babies. Amazing

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• Toni (2034)
• [2005-03-25 19:01]

Better on photo than at home. Was this one destined for Little Miss Muffet ? Well done.
Regards.
Toni

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• Xplorator (7719)
• [2005-03-26 2:51]

PottyBoy, why do I have a feeling this arachnoid is 4 feet large at least and it can creep up behind me any second now ?

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• Luc (14767)
• [2005-03-26 14:04]

An excellent post, Steve: a really impressive picture which possess great qualities.
A very well done work.
Thanks.

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• manyee (23770)
• [2005-04-06 1:18]

That is a fascinating picture. I never knew about that interesting spider, with its very unusual nest. Your photo is very sharp, with beautiful light and composition. I especially like the way the mother spider is sprawled over the nest, as in a protective gesture. Wonderful shot, really.

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• gerhardt (11620)
• [2005-04-07 13:40]

Steve, WOW! Double WOW!!

I do not know why I missed this one. Exceptional macro shot. Tack sharp and lovely details of the websack. Exposure spot on. I love the way she protects the sack.

Thi sis truly an fantastic shot!!! Very well done, man!