Little Wolf Spider

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Little Wolf Spider sent on February 18, 2024 (10:05) by Pangur Bán. 2 comments, 90 views.

, 1/13 f/4.0, ISO 400, tripod.

Febbraio 2024. Focus stacking di 66 scatti, luce naturale. Genere Alopecosa.

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3 persons like it: Claudio Ricci, Sandro Peddis, Scapinblak

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Ema49

sent on February 18, 2024 (11:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I don't see how you can do better :-o Everything can be perfected, but in short...
The pose of the subject (a guy who has a habit of standing still, thankfully) is also very suggestive.
What rr did you use?

Pangur Bán

sent on February 18, 2024 (14:23) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Just above 4:1. The head was really small but in the spring you will find much larger adult females.
He's a runner by nature, but when he wants to, he takes good breaks. He just sits there and watches you trying to figure out if you want to eat it or not. :-) A little earlier I had found an opilione, slower, but it wouldn't stop walking and when it stopped it was only for a few seconds. In the end, I let it go. You won't go down in history, opilione! ^_^

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