[Numnumball] My Macro Journey with D7000

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15. Robberfly - Diptera family Asilidae

 

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16. Othetrum Chrysis (Selys, 1891) Spine-tufted Skimmer

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[tishfire]

14. Spiny Bodied Spider, very good exposure, clear shot!

 

[Numnumball]

14. Spiny Bodied Spider, very good exposure, clear shot!

Thanks

 

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17. Ant Mimicking Spider - Myrmarachne plataleoides

 

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21. Tarantula who lost 2 legs and 1 fang

 

[chvictor]

Very nice shots of the AMS. Great color you have got, Bryan. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[Numnumball]

Very nice shots of the AMS. Great color you have got, Bryan. :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Thanks Bro

 

[tishfire]

Looks like the tarantula lost a battle, btw was this taking in SG? Singapore has this bird eating spider?

 

[Numnumball]

Looks like the tarantula lost a battle, btw was this taking in SG? Singapore has this bird eating spider?

Yup... caught it in broad daylight

 

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22. Tarantula who lost 2 legs and 1 fang - cont'in

 

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23. Tarantula who lost 2 legs and 1 fang - cont'in

 

[windynites]

Nice series with good lighting control :thumbsup:

 

[Numnumball]

Nice series with good lighting control :thumbsup:

Thanks.

 

[ClemC]

Thanks.

macro & D7000.. caught my eyes NNB, as usual GREAT SHOTS.. what lens did you use for your MACRO shoots?

 

[Numnumball]

Nice series with good lighting control :thumbsup:

macro & D7000.. caught my eyes NNB, as usual GREAT SHOTS.. what lens did you use for your MACRO shoots?

Thanks

I use 200mm f4 micro mostly, sometimes voltlaigther 125mm

 

[ClemC]

I use 200mm f4 micro mostly, sometimes voltlaigther 125mm

you must have very, very steady hands to use 200mm for micro
(Forgot you use D7000, with crop factor, 320mm lens!!!.. very very very steady hands)