Anyone who regularly visits this web site knows I like to shoot subjects in silhouette. However, there are some things I would typically skip.
The big Banana Spiders here were right off the path and could not be avoided short of a large detour around the swamps.
Before working for an angle I was sure to check an anchor strand was not in the trail. I’ve fallen for that in the past.
Below is the complete package. Male, female, lunch.
After storm Debbie I started going around with a walk around lens more. We had water everywhere, and it was fun having more options close up.
This is one of them, and shooting the ‘little critters’ has become a destination/project rather than a random point and click.
Below a small Anole (lizard) was hanging on a some long leaves watching the big two legged monsters roam through his world. I don’t think he liked us much.
Just an aside, I see other wildlife photographers I know also poking around in the bushes/thickets now. Some with flash and diffusers. Lets see who gets bit first 😒.
