Concrete's Pic Thread

concrete

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Here's some pics from my collection. I'm a long time collector and a newbie photographer but Michael (papilio) has been schooling me on macro photography for the last couple of months. I just want to give him a public shout out for his time and patience with me. I appreciate it man :worship:


Pterinochilus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Pterinochilus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Pterinochilus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Pterinochilus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Pterinochilus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Avicularia diversipes V2 by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Avicularia diversipes V2 by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Avicularia diversipes V2 by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Avicularia diversipes V2 by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Megaphobema robustum by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Megaphobema robustum by Delibegovic, on Flickr
 

concrete

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Psalmopoeus langenbucheri by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Psalmopoeus langenbucheri by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Psalmopoeus langenbucheri by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Tapinauchenius gigas by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Tapinauchenius gigas by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Tapinauchenius gigas by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Tapinauchenius gigas by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Tapinauchenius gigas by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Tapinauchenius gigas by Delibegovic, on Flickr

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And a few randoms :D


Fang by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Mouth opening by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Carapace test shot by Delibegovic, on Flickr
 
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grayzone

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very good work.
Michael must make one helluva teacher :) you definitely got the knack for photography.
Keep em coming
 

CEC

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Very nice, Michael has taught you well!
That is a very dark T. gigas, I like it, How big is it?
 

concrete

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Thanks guys :)

CEC that tapi is about 2" and is not quite that dark in real life. You can chalk that one up on me still learning how to process shots properly.
 

Storm76

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Very nice pictures! Thanks for the langenbucheri shots, very few of them around really ;)
 

concrete

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Very nice pictures! Thanks for the langenbucheri shots, very few of them around really ;)
Thanks Jan. She's a beautiful girl, definitely one of my favourites. I didn't get many shots as she was fresh from a molt and I didn't want to bug her too much. But I will be doing more soon enough :)

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Avicularia versicolor by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Avicularia versicolor by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Avicularia versicolor by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Avicularia versicolor by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Avicularia versicolor by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Avicularia versicolor by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Avicularia versicolor by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Avicularia versicolor by Delibegovic, on Flickr
 

advan

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Awesome shots Mirza! You're getting an insane DOF! Keep them coming! :D
 

papilio

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I'm totally amazed by the excellence of your images ... especially having the patience to do 300-image focus stacks of slings!! :eek:

I wouldn't mind taking a little bit of credit for your successes but the truth is you've done this on your own. :)
 

concrete

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I'm totally amazed by the excellence of your images ... especially having the patience to do 300-image focus stacks of slings!! :eek:

I wouldn't mind taking a little bit of credit for your successes but the truth is you've done this on your own. :)
Ah Michael class act all the way. I'd totally take credit for some of your shots! :biggrin:
 

concrete

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This guy is growing like crazy! It almost seems like he doubles in size every molt. I had to relocate him to a bigger enclosure so I figured this was a good opportunity to get a few shots.


Ephebopus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Ephebopus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Ephebopus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Ephebopus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Ephebopus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Ephebopus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Ephebopus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Ephebopus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Ephebopus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Ephebopus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Ephebopus murinus by Delibegovic, on Flickr
 

CEC

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Nice shots of the Ephebopus murinus, He is a very aesthetically pleasing T.
 

concrete

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Thanks guys :)

This was an interesting shoot as I got to see this guys heartbeat very clearly at high magnification. He was freshly molted and his abdomen was slim enough for it to show really well. Pretty cool experience.


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr


Poecilotheria regalis by Delibegovic, on Flickr
 

papilio

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Very cool Mirza! :D

There have been quite a few times when, flipping through the images of a stack, I see the hairs twitch back and forth ... not only back where the heart is after a recent molt but even up on the carapace long after it's molted! Kinda freaky. lol

April's Pamphobeteus sp. 'platyomma' MM was moving his front whiskers all over the place! :D
 
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