Papilio's photo thread

jbm150

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I decided to wait until she molted again before trying with him, sadly he didn't make it that long. Such a disappointment, he was spectacular!!
Damn, I'm sorry to hear that.


For some reason, most of your pics are not showing up. Those that are....are insane! Amazing stuff Michael!
 

papilio

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One word: STUNNING!
Wow - I love those shots Michael!!
I can't come up with a better word than WOW!
Damn, I'm sorry to hear that.

For some reason, most of your pics are not showing up. Those that are....are insane! Amazing stuff Michael!

So sorry guys, somehow I missed all of your kind comments last time I posted! :eek:

Thanks a lot everyone!! :biggrin:





Avicularia sp. "Kwitara River"













Hapalopus sp. "Columbia large"


 

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Your photography is some serious next level stuff. Some of the finest macro work I've ever seen!
 

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Your photography is some serious next level stuff. Some of the finest macro work I've ever seen!
Thank you Wasabiroot, very kind of you and I appreciate it very much! :D




Nhandu coloratovillosus, 1-inch sling


 

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Sheesh, guess it's about time I update my thread! :)



Avicularia sp. "Kwitara River" sling
















Avicularia versicolor, 2i









 

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This first is Chad's rare and very unusual Pachistopelma bromelicola. It's tough to see in a photo but in real life the very flat carapace is quite striking.











One of my favorite terrestrials, I shot this juvie female Brachypelma albopilosum at a local pet store.








And one of the 2i Psalmopoeus pulcher slings I picked up from Chase, these playful little guys will always be a favorite to photograph.






 

Fyrwulf

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Dat Pachistopelma do...

Wonder if he keeps them with a Bromeliad in the cage as a hide.
 
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