Macro shots!

"Some" macro shots!

Not only scorpions tough, but anyways, enjoy!

Anolis carinolensis:




Avicularia sp.







Extatosoma tiaratum male:


Extatosoma tiaratum female eye:


Extatosoma tiaratum female head:


Roger (bearded dragon) eye:


Androctonus australis:




Upclose:


C.bani 2inst:




H.hottentotta 2inst:






H.judaicus:


P.imperator mouth:


P.transvaalicus, anyone who can guess how big this one is?


And some new that i got today! 2x Tityus serrulatus:

I wish you guys would use or img hosting here....it disapoints me that I never see any photobucket pics cuz even when im at home i forget which threads i wanted to see.

humm, it takes long time to upload many pictures at different picture hosts.
And i started using photobucket for a long time ago, so its a hrd turn to go back to imageshack or something.
But cant you change internett browser or something?

It's my work. it blocks pb and other major img hosting sites.

Humm, thats wierd!
Then you have to remember what you want to see when you are at home

Is there a personal gallery here?

those shots are AMAZING!

you know what we do have a gallery....let me set it up.

Amazing shots! Makes me jealous with only my boring ol' kit lens.

~Abyss~ wrote:

you know what we do have a gallery....let me set it up.

Sounds cool!

Thanx!
I seriously getting a macro lens to X-mas, i only get to shot macros when a friend of me, are over at my house

they do make for some pretty awesome shots.

Trying to find a tripod with a sliding head which is ideal for marco shots. Instead of inching the tripod back and forth which can be a pain in the royal backside!

Excellent shots btw

Very nice shots!

Thanx!

I wish I had a macro lens on my Rebel. then again, my Rebel is a 35mm so it just collects dust in my storage unit.

those are some awesome shots!

some pretty sweet pictures there, hopefully i will be getting a decent camera soon

I think having a descent camera in this hobby is a necessity. Especially for ID / sexing purposes.

But be warned... when you get a descent camera, you see accessories, you can go a bit bonkers buying stuff to make the shot better!!!!!

^Our friends bought a Rebel XT many years ago because it was (then) the cheapest digital camera that didn't have a lag time . . .

Now, I'm pretty sure their cameras and accessories cost more than their car.

that doesn't surprise me one bit!

In the last 12 mth i have invested about £600 in my equipment... and thats on a budget and at the cheaper end of the scale!

Anyone wants to se venom drop picture?

As the most arachnofreaks know, Hadrurus always make a psycho pose and drops venom for nothing
I have seen 4-5 drops of venom today! And to night i had the opportunity to take a very good shot of it







And some other rather good shots:

C.sculpturatus mouth:


P.imp mouth:


scolopendra subsinipes mutilans head:


And for the last today.
H.tam.sindicus:

those shots are insane!

Thanx!!

Looking at the venom, I'd say your Hadrurus was pretty ticked off. I've only gotten one "drop" shot of mine and it was perfectly clear (I also didn't realize until I looked at the pictures).

was looking at a macro light ring for my camera.... another item to add to my wish list! only place i can seem to get them from is Australia!

What tripod equipment are you lot using??? was having a nosy on the net last night but reviews are always good.
Was trying to find a good tripod head, one with a slider on for small forwards and backwards movements... any recommendations???

(and some of what i wrote there is DYING to go in the unnecessary censorship thread!)

I don't use a tripod for my bug photography -- even with rails, I'd think the subject would move about too much for it to be worth it. But then again, I'm still using the kit lens.

those are some AMAZING 'graphs! see that little white patch on the aculus, is that where the venom comes out?