Rachael, What a fantastic photograph with its eye catching subject and composition. I like the way the colours of the spider glow against the dark green background. It is so unusual seeing a web photographed from such an angle.
I have been viewing the images on your Red Bubble site and appreciated your macro images of more small creatures. The photograph of the bug on top of the leaf gingerly looking over the edge to the hairy caterpillar underneath the leaf is priceless.
Thank you very much, Margaret. Yes, that is one of my favourite macro shots. I spotted the shield bug first, behaving strangely, and it wasn’t until I reviewed my first test shot that I saw why!
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Wonderful.
Thank you very much.
That is a fantastic shot!
Thank you. 🙂
You can almost sense its anticipation.
Thanks. I can cope with spiders like this, about the size of a ladybird.
Wild perspective, this great.
Thank you, Gary.
Rachael, What a fantastic photograph with its eye catching subject and composition. I like the way the colours of the spider glow against the dark green background. It is so unusual seeing a web photographed from such an angle.
I have been viewing the images on your Red Bubble site and appreciated your macro images of more small creatures. The photograph of the bug on top of the leaf gingerly looking over the edge to the hairy caterpillar underneath the leaf is priceless.
Thank you very much, Margaret. Yes, that is one of my favourite macro shots. I spotted the shield bug first, behaving strangely, and it wasn’t until I reviewed my first test shot that I saw why!
Perfection.
Thanks!
I blog quite often and I genuinely thank you for your content.
This article has really peaked my interest. I will bookmark your blog and
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I subscribed to your Feed as well.