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5th August 2004
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*wet*
It was too early! but it pays off by capturing this Lynx spider with some droplets.
Cheers! f22, 0.7s, ISO200  f22, 0.7s, ISO200  |
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Spiders - yuck. But Great shot!
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5th August 2004
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cool.. what time and where are you?
for the pic
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Great shot ... with water droplets look interesting!
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Very interesting capture. Never seen such a scene before.
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5th August 2004
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woa
 did u spray water onto it?
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very nice!
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Pic one is well composed following the rule of diagonals (left to right). The pic is sharp and with sufficient DOF. Very well done!
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5th August 2004
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nice shot edsel, but seriously.. it look too wet
 should title it drenched spider  |
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5th August 2004
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Beautiful patterns. I think these shots can inspire us to go out to the nature and look for its wealth of beauty in it.
Thanks for sharing of these great shots ! |
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Thanks guys!
Melvinfoo: No I didnt spray water on it, its 'natural'.  Last edited by Sgt. Pepper; 5th August 2004 at 11:13 PM. |
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5th August 2004
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Nice
the poor guy looks badly in need of a dry towel |
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6th August 2004
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OT: the spider doesn't look like a lynx spider, at least not the same markings and body feature.. it looks more like a Pardosa pseudoannulata aka pond wolf spider.. or something of the same gene
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Simoun, I believe the Pond wolf spider is recogised by a ring-like markings on the legs. May be we can check with some spider experts here, or I'll try to check out some detais tonight. I think it belongs to a Burmese Lynx family, probably a juvenile male. Mainly because it doesnt have a web and it has some immature spines growing on the legs. Cheers! |
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6th August 2004
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Good catch there, Edsel, nice effect with the water dropets. 1st pic is
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8th August 2004
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nice 1st pict with droplets
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9th August 2004
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woah..the spiders with droplets ?...strange...but very rad...
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10th August 2004
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very unique pics! nice! thanks 4 sharing!
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10th August 2004
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It was a nice pic......... but i dun really spiders........ eccckkkkkk......
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