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| » | Life and death Crab spider feasting on unfortunate hoverfly. Without wishing to blow my own trumpet too hard, this is tack sharp and must be viewed full size ;) |
| » | Uploaded by SteveFE (  | | )on May 3, 2007 |
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| » Camera: | Canon EOS 30D |
| » Exp. time: | 1/60 (0.017 secs) |
| » ISO speed: | 400 |
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macro spider fly eat dinner death predator prey victim victor crab hover hoverfly sharp detail flower lunch breakfastComments
5. May 10, 2007 Kinsey
"Ick! But still a great shot!"
4. May 4, 2007 SteveFE
"Gear used was a Canon 30D, Tamron SP90/2.5 manual focus macro lens, Tamron SP 01F 2x teleconverter, a tripod and a remote cable release. Last two are essential. I used mirror lockup as well."
3. May 4, 2007 SteveFE
"Thanks! I was really pleased to get this, but timing wasn't really in it. They sat there for hours like this: a very slow lunch. Plenty of time to set up the tripod and remote release, which explains why it's so sharp."
2. May 4, 2007 claudmey
"OMG!!! This is really stunning! the spider have a big big dinner!!! :-)"
1. May 4, 2007 canoncan
"oh wow!, all this happening on top of a flower, amazing, i cant find words for this shot, perfect timing, plus the quality is truely outstanding, really well done!"
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"Ick! But still a great shot!"
4. May 4, 2007 SteveFE
"Gear used was a Canon 30D, Tamron SP90/2.5 manual focus macro lens, Tamron SP 01F 2x teleconverter, a tripod and a remote cable release. Last two are essential. I used mirror lockup as well."
3. May 4, 2007 SteveFE
"Thanks! I was really pleased to get this, but timing wasn't really in it. They sat there for hours like this: a very slow lunch. Plenty of time to set up the tripod and remote release, which explains why it's so sharp."
2. May 4, 2007 claudmey
"OMG!!! This is really stunning! the spider have a big big dinner!!! :-)"
1. May 4, 2007 canoncan
"oh wow!, all this happening on top of a flower, amazing, i cant find words for this shot, perfect timing, plus the quality is truely outstanding, really well done!"
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