Today I took back the image of the spider that I shot at in my macrophotography a few weeks ago that is,when this spider is still small.
If you want to see a picture of this spider's macrophotography last week @deltasteem/macrophotography-spider-grass-7b9efc63aa5d9 looks still small,
I think their growth is very fast and now this spider looks really big,unique and it's a little scary.
And here are some pictures of this spider macrophotography that I took today and this is the same spider that I took the last week..
If we pay attention, size and color of the spider is certainly very different and every spider belongs to a group of arthropods that has two body sigment.
As long as I hunt images of wild insect macrophotograpy that live in an open environment Insects / spiders and other small animals.
The color character on their bodies is very different.
This is a weed spider and in macrophotography I really like hunting small animals in the open with active objects because they have unique characters and things that I prioritize when I hunt for their images, how do I get interesting images from every active animal object that I aim without damaging / hurt him.
And every insect / other small animal that lives in the open (venomous / non-venomous) generally they will run when they smell human scent even though our goal is to take pictures.
All of these images are the result of smartphone macrophotography and if you start interested in smartphone macrophotography, for better results use macro lenses as a help lens to produce interesting images from in various macrophotography objects that you want.
The focus point on the lens and lighting is one of the keys to image results and whatever your camera is,,
All depends on the skills of the way you take pictures.
Shooting speed
1/140sec. f/2.0 3.57mm
ISO Settings
125
Editing
Using the Snapseed application.
Location
aceh-Indonesia.
Thank you for visiting my macrophotography page today.
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