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Camoflauged Spider

Camoflauged Spider

A Canadian Thistle, a non indigenous plant found throughout Utah, serves as a habitat for this tiny spider that lives among its flowers....
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A Canadian Thistle, a non indigenous plant found throughout Utah, serves as a habitat for this tiny spider that lives among its flowers.
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Canon EOS REBEL T4i

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Aperture f/14.0 ISO 400 Shutter 1/200

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Jul, 2013

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858

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+44

Awards

Contest Finalist in Spiders Photo Contest

Peer Award

+17

Absolute Masterpiece

Superb Composition

Top Choice

Superior Skill

Great Find

Magnificent Capture

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Animals

Wow, great detail, what a pretty spider!

PRO+

Nice work. I've got a couple shots of those guys in the same flower, but I wouldn't call them TINY! lol Or maybe this one is still young. :) )

Congrats on your finalist award.

nice work,

Premium

awesome shot !

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