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Jumping Spider

Jumping Spider

Jumping spider made a short visit and sat for a portrait. I let him go outside and wished him well.

Jumping spider made a short visit and sat for a portrait. I let him go outside and wished him well.
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NIKON D850

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settings

Aperture f/45 ISO 400 Shutter 1/100 Focal Length 900/10

upload_date

upload_date

Aug, 2021

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169

Likes

+50

Awards

Winner in Nature and Bugs Photo Challenge

Peer Award

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Absolute Masterpiece

+2

Magnificent Capture

+1

Top Choice

Outstanding Creativity

Superb Composition

Virtuoso

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Congrats on winning my challenge Nature and Bugs 🏆 Fantastic Macro Photo, I Love the Detail and That Face 😍💖

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Congratulations on your challenge win! lovely shot

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Congratulations on your wi, great portrait!!

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Awesome shot, very well done!

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