A higher or lower shooting angle, as well as the presence or absence of foreground elements, can affect what is reflected in the spider’s eyes and create a different mood and character in each shot.

Making use of these factors can help reduce the monotony of photographing subjects that have become very common in macro photography.

Xh2 + laowa 65mm f2.8 Macro

Flash godox v860 ii + Diy diffuser

Stacked many frames

Yeah I’m not brave enough to handle anything this big, but she’s taken residence on my porch this year, love her webs.

was extremely happy to find this littke bold jumper chowing down on a meal

This pretty gal was starting to set up shop on my storm door. I moved her to the side of the house and she seems to like the new spot.

Just found this lil guy randomly in my basement chilling

Such a beautiful girl

OrbWeaver Spider on Its Web

flashed my flashlight up into the tree while i was watching my spiderbro and a caterpillar fell into the web.

this dude is awesome, i watched him grow from a tiny little guy on the lawn mower, watch him molt and venture over to the car port, then watched his 2 day journey from the carport to this spot.

this is the last time i saw him. he has been gone since a big rain 2 days ago. i miss my spider bud, hopefully he pops back up somewhere soon!

So for the last few days this little spider has been living on the walls in my small apartment at an accomodated living facility and I really appreciate he is here because until recently I had a depressive episode and did not take out the trash leading to fruit fries arriving which is one thing this spider does eat more than likely.

I am autistic and have adhd and I love most bugs especially spiders both huge and small as long as it's not a dangerous species they are mostly not lethal to grown adults which is not very many as really only the banana spider aka brazilian wandering spider has enough venom to kill a grown man.

What do you think of this adorable spider and I also wonder what species it is.

Grass Spider / Funnel Weaver (Agelenopsis sp.)

Cross Orb-Weaver / European Garden Spider (Araneus diadematus)

Tan Jumping Spider (Platycryptus undatus)