The Itsy Bitsy Spider went up …

– March 4, 2016

This shot was left from my insect obsession in last fall. I finally found this week some time to clean up the different exposures and finished it to these two photographs (the side view: 65 shots, the front view: 23 shots) During the process you only see tiny pieces sharp (e.g. the sensors or an individual hair). It awesome when your see the entire creature in one piece. By the way, this is a pretty tiny spider. Not much bigger than a dumb nail.

This shot was left from my insect obsession in last fall. I finally found this week some time to clean up the different exposures and finished it to these two photographs (the side view: 65 shots, the front view: 23 shots)

During the process you only see tiny pieces sharp (e.g. the sensors or an individual hair). It awesome when your see the entire creature in one piece.

By the way, this is a pretty tiny spider. Not much bigger than a dumb nail.

This shot was left from my insect obsession in last fall. I finally found this week some time to clean up the different exposures and finished it to these two photographs (the side view: 65 shots, the front view: 23 shots) During the process you only see tiny pieces sharp (e.g. the sensors or an individual hair). It awesome when your see the entire creature in one piece. By the way, this is a pretty tiny spider. Not much bigger than a dumb nail.

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