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Does this count as macro? Arachnophobe warning!
The Fujifilm S5800 has a *supermacro* mode, which allows for very close focus on objects, but I'm not sure that it counts as true macro. Tell me what you think? The actual subject was about 1/4 inch across...
The full sized version can be found here. (not dialup friendly AT ALL!)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3044/...7e28c2ea_o.jpg
The full sized version can be found here. (not dialup friendly AT ALL!)
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3044/...7e28c2ea_o.jpg
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Macro/close-up all bundled into one section 
Nice shot
Nice shot
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Originally Posted by Azz
Macro/close-up all bundled into one section
Nice shot
Nice shot
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Wow, she is gorgeous 
and so tiny, but you can even see the hairs on her chin 
great pic
and so tiny, but you can even see the hairs on her chin great pic
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Wow, she is gorgeous and so tiny, but you can even see the hairs on her chin great pic
and so tiny, but you can even see the hairs on her chin great pic http://www.uksafari.com/gorbweaver.htm
Appropriately enough, the information was available on the web
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Yes, that right, I just didn't want to seem like and anorak on the subject 
and most likely to be a female, as she has a large round body, which is where she carries her babies, males are usually smaller and have a more slim line figure and in some species of spider, the female will eat the male after mating 
and most likely to be a female, as she has a large round body, which is where she carries her babies, males are usually smaller and have a more slim line figure and in some species of spider, the female will eat the male after mating
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Excellent shot, and interesting URL, have saved that for when I get my head around Macro, always nice to know what you took a portrait of.
For the last couple of days I have had an ant running around on my desktop, do you think he is looking for work?
For the last couple of days I have had an ant running around on my desktop, do you think he is looking for work?
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