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Here's a cute little...
SPIDER !!!
"You don't take a photograph, you make it." ~ Ansel Adams
Excellent photo WestCoast and really interesting composition that you have accomplished (CS?)
 Chris
-------------------------------- I started my life with nothing and I’ve still got most of it left
Love it, Westcoast! But I hazard a guess there are several members here who won't!!
Simon
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Uuuuh nooo... that thing was very much alive and hanging just outside our kitchen window waiting to catch flies and suck their guts out! 
To take the pic, I had to have the lens (Sigma 50mm 1:1 macro) just a few cm away from the spider. This task was made much more "interesting" by the fact that it was a windy evening and the thing was moving back and forth right in front of my face! I used an external flash and shot this at f22 (if I remember correctly) Used PS to remove part of the background and then added a drop shadow to the legs to give the impression they were "sticking out" of the picture, so to speak. Not sure if I succeeded entirely, but I found the effect is interesting nonetheless. "You don't take a photograph, you make it." ~ Ansel Adams
Nice shot very sharp...........Not a fan of spiders was it a big one in real life
Ben Yu
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Hairy & scary
 Birddog114
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