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Posted by mark on Oct 05 2015 in Macro Photography, Focus Stacking, Extreme Macro
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Ground Spider

It's autumn, and time to lay in firewood for the upcoming winter months. I found this spider in my wood pile as I rotated out the remnants of last year's firewood and began stacking a newly delivered load. My best guess on identification is that this is a ground spider, family Gnaphosidae.

Ground Spider
Ground Spider, Gnaphosidae ssp.

Since it was nestled on a piece of firewood I positioned in on a wood chip to simulate its natural environment. This portrait was made at approximately 3x lifesized and is 135 stacked images (two separate passes on the subject.)

This entry was posted by Mark and filed under Macro Photography, Focus Stacking, Extreme Macro.

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