MORE Cool Florida Spiders!

[ExoticOddities]

FLOWER CRAB SPIDER

(Misumenops celer)

Canon EOS 7D | Canon EF 180mm f/3.5L Macro Lens

Single Image (Slight Crop) | 1/50 | f/9 | ISO 400

Natural Light | Tripod | Manual Focus | Remote Switch

FLOWER CRAB SPIDER

Aberrant White Phase

(Misumessus oblongus)

Canon EOS 7D | EF 180mm f/3.5L Macro Lens

Single Image (Slight Crop) | 1/80 | f/10 | ISO 640

Natural Light | Tripod | Manual Focus | Remote Switch

GOLDEN SILK ORB WEAVER

(Nephila clavipes)

Canon EOS 7D | EF 180mm f/3.5L Macro Lens | Kenko Extension Tube

Single Image (Slight Crop) | 1/8 | f/10 | ISO 640

Natural Light | Tripod | Manual Focus | Remote Switch

ORCHARD ORB WEAVER

(Leucauge venusta)

Canon EOS 7D | EF 180mm f/3.5L Macro Lens

Two-Image Stack (Very slight crop) | 1/100 | f/10 | ISO 640

Natural Light | Tripod | Manual Focus | Remote Switch

LONG-JAWED ORBWEAVER

(Tetragnatha pallescens)

Canon EOS 7D | EF 180mm f/3.5L Macro Lens

Single Image | 1/40 | f/11 | ISO 800

Natural Light | Tripod | Manual Focus | Remote Switch

BARK CRAB SPIDER

(Xysticus sp.)

Canon EOS 7D | EF 180mm f/3.5L Macro Lens | Kenko Extension Tube

Two-Image Stack (Crop) | 1/13 | f/10 | ISO 640

Natural Light | Tripod | Manual Focus | Remote Switch

ARABESQUE ORBWEAVER

(Neoscona arabesca)

Canon EOS 7D | EF 180mm f/3.5L Macro Lens

Two-Image Stack (Very slight crop) | 1/13 | f/10 | ISO 640

Natural Light | Tripod | Manual Focus | Remote Switch

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Enjoy!

Jack

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[Ryan.M]

These pics are sooooooooooo awesome. The orchid orb weaver is gorgeous!

Thanks for the pics!

 

[PhilinYuma]

These pics are sooooooooooo awesome. The orchid orb weaver is gorgeous!

Thanks for the pics!

Yeah, these are great! Almost enough incentive to invest in the equipment!

 

[ExoticOddities]

Glad you guys like them

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[Christoph Röhrs]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!A M A Z I N G Pictures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :clap:

 

[ExoticOddities]

Thank you

 

[Idolofreak]

Pretty spiders! The bark crab spider is chubby.

 

[Peter Clausen]

I collected a Tetragnatha this weekend, though your long jaw is proportionately longer jawed. I see the bark crabspiders regularly. What's the legspan on a male N. clavipes? I don't usually see photos of them.

Your photos really highlight the beauty and diversity of spiders. It's amazing that most people lump spiders into two categories: big and GINORMOUS! And then they squish them, right? I'll take a native over an exotic tarantula any day.