<p>Flickr description: "This little Phidippus princeps was found (not by me) inside, and photographed before her I released her. ... The above photo ( a minor crop) was taken at ~7-8:1 magnification with the 28mm reversed to some extension tubes mounted to the bellows. The lens was set to f/5.6, to preserve sharpness, but as a result the depth of field was extremely shallow. Therefore, I had to take a photo for each individual eye. I ended up stacking 5 photos manually in photoshop (it took forever).
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The original photo before resizing is pretty impressive, as you can see actual ridges in the scales on the side of her head, and you can see the thread-work of the shirt reflected in her eyes! I actually had to focus stack the reflections in her eyes."
<a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/7539598@N04">Opo Terser</a>
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