Nice details in good light - the "stacking" seems to be without "halo"

As i now the nickname "Daddy long Legs" it´s only been used to Harvestmenn, and not to Crane Fly

Until now

Clear and sharp foto of the fly - and you´r right, these fly have a fantastic and interesting look.

Great to be "backstage" - very interisting, thanks!

Some great shot of "hobo" - fine details here

As usual a grait foto - beautiful bug in that size

Yes, that´s look a loot more handy - easy to have in the pocket

Very nice

Nice shot and experiment in diffuse the light - but the Sto-Fen OM-24XSET Omni-Bounce Set for Canon, is a lot more easy to use

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/4 ... Canon.html

Bruce Williams wrote:I presume the small spiderling in pic3 is just one of her brood . How big is the mother?
Bruce

Yes, your right - there was a a large number of spiderling

The Danish name og the spider is "mejeedderkop" > "Harvestmenspider" and the size and appearances is comparable with a Harvestmen.

This is a female spider " Pholcus phalangioides " - Here i Denmark it only live´s in the house, and prefer higt humidity This specimen here i hold in a cage of glass, where it is easy to hold a higt humidity. Most female spider only need one mating for several numbers of oviposition - and after a pe...

Fantastic shot Charles - now i had to go outside to find some creature to take a picture of

Nice foto - almost 3D

There are something fantastic with a (cranium) skull - and catch in a good shot like this is great - nice work

Thanks for all the answer - it´s very usefull I try with 50/2.5 Macro lens reversed handhold onto the front, and it not work for me - if its different with a normal 50 mm i can not say I also borrow a Kenko konverter1.4x, and the simpel test looks nice, and mayby a possibility to get a littel more e...

Now i have try with extensions-ring on my MP-E 65 /2.8 Macro with no effect

Supplementary lens or teleconverters ?
Is there any way to get more extensions out of MP-E 65 /2.8 or is it end of story with 5x extension

Hey Carl It is a "Pholcus phalangioides" and as it is said it is a look a like for "Harvestmen" But on Harvestmen the two bodyparts are broadly joined together, so that it appears to be in just one piece. Spiders have the body clearly divided into two pieces which are joined by a narrow stalk. And h...

Great shots - the spider look strange too me, and maybe it´s become too lages for the hard external cuticle, and stands in front of a moulting ?

Nice catch, and beautiful color of the flower

Many people confuse it with a humming-bird, and sign of equation is also conspicuous i think