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I've been lucky to have visited Trinidad and Tobago twice for photo trips. For someone who likes to do a lot of macro of insects and spiders, it can be quite overwhelming in the rainforest there. However, I usually don't pass up an opportunity to photograph a jumping spider
 . This is a very tiny ant mimic jumper. It was on the forest floor hopping about and waving it's front legs to mimic an ant's antenna. I used all the magnification I had to get this image size. I shot up a lot of film for just a few keepers. It's hard enough to spot these with the naked eye, let alone get a face portrait.  |
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. You're doing some excellent work with these macros. I would also think this beats having your blood sucked.
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