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Re: spiders This is one of the smallest jumping spiders I have photographed so far, I first tried using tripod but he was moving too fast so I went handheld.

Well on Saturday I was invited to Candy Jam 2013. About the Candy Jam Candy Jam is a 5km fun run full of colour! There is no prerequisite for fitness level or skill set. Run, crawl, walk or cartwheel your way to the finish line – the choice is yours. The idea behind Candy Jam is that each...

He has moulted, pity I missed it guess it was done under the cover of darkness.

My Grasshopper has moulted, but I was late to the party.

A few macros from my backyard... March fly Tiny Jumping spider ​Jumping spider and flower bud (for comparison)

My current macro set up.

My cute Grasshopper decided to pose alittle for me.

Cheers guys, I wasn't real sure about the thin focus on the car and actually have another thats a smaller aperture but I have cut the backend of the car off. ​This was shot at f/54

Re: spiders Not 100% happy with this one as the focus is off, bloody wind!!! I like the red background though and will revisit this little fella again when its not too busy.

Re: spiders Here is a tiny Jumping spider, its pretty windy again today (picks up in the afternoon). I am wanting a calm day with no wind so I can try focus stacking. I have decided to leave the flower buds in this one as I think it adds some perspective.

Re: spiders He got a feed, even though its one of those cute grasshoppers.

Not sure what kind of fly this is. I just know he would not look at the camera.

Re: spiders And a few more. Love my backyard :)

Hi guys can you provide some feedback regarding this car photo. Date Time Original 2013:09:13 13:05:02 Exposure Time 1/320 F Number f / 22 Exposure Program Aperture priority ISO Speed Ratings 800 Metering Mode Pattern Flash Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode Focal Length...

A wild Sulphur Crested Cockatoo, taken from my backyard. Only got the one shot before it flew off.

My boy Zeus.

My boy Zeus eyeing off some walkers :)

Re: spiders Some of my spiders :)

A small jumping spider that was deciding whether or not to eat the little green ants or play with them.

A Damsel fly that I managed to sneak up on with the 90mm macro.