Jumping spider

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sh1209

sh1209

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I’ve been trying for quiet some time to get a decent shot of one of these to no avail. Today I found one in the garage on my wife’s car door handle. I got several shots at f/8 and settled for this one. It’s certainly not the depth of field I would have liked to got but it will do until the next time. It was shot with a Nikon Z7 and a 105mm VR macro lens.
 
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How wonderful! Sharp face and front legs! Cute little guy! I have no idea if they are in our area! I'd try photographing one if I could find one! LOL!
 
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Butlerkid said:
How wonderful! Sharp face and front legs! Cute little guy! I have no idea if they are in our area! I'd try photographing one if I could find one! LOL!
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Thanks, they're plentiful here but getting them to cooperate is another story lol. They have very erratic movements.
 
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I like the depth of field with the eyes in focus, I think it works well for many macro subjects! Especially this little spider, looks like he's making eye contact with most of his eyes! Well done.
 
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dixieclipper said:
I like the depth of field with the eyes in focus, I think it works well for many macro subjects! Especially this little spider, looks like he's making eye contact with most of his eyes! Well done.
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Thank you. It took 15 shots to get a couple decent ones. I’ve thought about catching one so I can photograph it but not sure if they bite lol.
 
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