Peacock Spider with prey

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Picosvistas
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Peacock Spider with prey

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Maratus volans feeding on a long legged fly. New South Wales, Australia. 5 image handheld stack.

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That is a wonderful picture!
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Wonderful!
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Incredibly well done. Wow.

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Yes, everything about it is great; lively pose, interesting behavior, perfect sharpness (the blurry hind legs actually enhance the picture), perfect exposure, perfect color saturation.

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Post by aveslux »

Lovely shot, how was the stack achieved?

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The stack was achieved by fixing focus on the part of the fly closest to the lens and then moving the camera forward a fraction before taking the next frame. Once the furthest point has been captured, the stack set is complete. All images then combined in Zerene and retouched as needed.

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Glorius!

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