Snake In Grass
by Bujanx

Comment by Denise:
you're pretty brave to get this close, nice shot

Trojan
by Bujanx

Comment by Goldwing:
to be honest the shot does nothing for me

Mommy & Daddy
by Bujanx

Comment by TeeCeeJay:
A good nature capture, however the highlights on the goslings back seem a little blown. Also with this being advance editing, you could have cloned out the raindrop streaks(?) in the background

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by Bujanx

Comment by posthumous:
weird. what is that, a piece of food? the textures are good.

Mommy & Daddy
by Bujanx

Comment by spiritodifirey:
The picture isn't very sharp.

Mommy & Daddy
by Bujanx

Comment by mpreslar:
Bottom of the image is blown-out. A bit of grain and over-sharp look around the faces. The streaks in the background distract.

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by Bujanx

Comment by Camabs:
That's a nice macro shot. The spider is allmost entirely in focus, except for the two legs behind, but they are less important anyway. Next time you see one of those, try to get down (more) and see if you can face the spider. This will make it look a lot more impressive (with less of the animla in focus though, you can't win 'em all).

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by Bujanx

Comment by Love6:
ok- i'm one of those "hates spiders" kinda person so my first thought is "OMG -SQUISH IT BEFORE IT GETS ANY CLOSER!!" ;) -- now that I got my horror at it being a spider out of the way ;) its a reallyi neat macro the lines of the nasty little buggers legs go well with the grain of the wood and the focus is sharp -- personaly i'd never get closer to this thing but I wonder what the image would look like closer ? it has this camo look to it blending in to its background rather naturally... (and my last thought is ICK i hate spiders; cool to look at in a photo tho!! :) horrifying to find in ones shower/bedroom slippers/or anywhere else they're unwanted :) :-D nice that this one was outside tho... ;) :-D it looks like a grass spider? what is that redish thing beside it? food?

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by Bujanx

Comment by JuliBoc:
This surprised me when I opened the image. From the thumbnail I was expecting an insect. How special to be able to observe beavers in the wild -- as long as they are not cutting down your trees or flooding your yard. Nice shot. I like the way he is looking straight at you.

small snail
by Bujanx

Comment by trevytrev:
Great find, snails are so interesting with their long antennas that move in and out. It would be great to see if you got any closer for more detail.