Hi andreia,
Incredible specy. Captured with vivid colors and great details.
Some technical nits though:
- Too centered. Try "rule of thirds" in Google for useful tips.
- I may have chosen to focus on the butt instead of the side because it's located in front on the pic.
TFS
JM

Hi Razvan,
Beautiful shot. Excellent composition and clear details.
Seems there is a prey in the stomach (suden enlargement)
An small inaccuracy in your note. They are not missing teeths. You mean they are missing venom injection specialized teeths. They do have plenty of small non venimous teeths in their mouth.
Cheers
JM

Hi Sabine,
Beautiful and original.
Your note made me laugh.
TFS
JM

Hi Nagaraj,
Such a beautiful shot.
Lovely composition and vibrant colors. Great details.
Is the green one the same specy before molting process? Is it the exuvia (remaining empty skin)? [In the few molting process I know (other species) the exuvia is transparent or white]
TFS
JM

Hi Enio,
Very nice shot. Congrats.
A innacuracy in your note though:
the wasp won't make lunch with the spider. The wasp will burry it with one egg on it. The larva will develop on it. The spider will die only when the larva has finished to develop.
TFS
JM

Hi Francis
Brilliant shot.
Are they still twelve? I think i read before that not any more, or not for long. I'm not sure any more
TFS
JM

His Des
Good news for the spiders: spiders can grow back their missing legs. This happens at the moment of the molting only though. Provided this one still has one more molting to go and it would survive till then, then he will knows beter days.
excellent macro shot
TFS
JM

Hi Des,
Excellent macro shot. Technically perfect and with brilliant colors.
Where are the legs of the spider? Are they folded under, or are they truncated after the 1st segment. I don't quite understand what I see. Could you please explain if you know?
TFS
JM

Bjr Gerard
Tres belle scene. Les baobabs sont si majestueux.
Je recommanderai juste de nettoyer votre lentille, film ou scanner.
Merci du partage
Jean-Marie

Hi Ingrid
I found a dried baby lizard hanging this way a couple of months ago.
It is beter to set an exposure bias on the camera before to take the picture than adjusting it after in Photoshop.
It is even beter to equilibrate lights between subject and background:
- with a fill in flash
- or by inserting a grey paper behing the subject
with either of those 2 ways you should get much more details.
TFS
JM