Scorpion Picture Thread

[parabuthus]

2cm is about half an inch .
Thanks for the info. Lovely scorps you have though, for sure.

 

[MattM]

I must say, Babycurus is very fast aswell Not that agresive. They'll try to run before they sting for sure

This species is one of the most beutifull I own at the moment, I'll asure you'll like them Babycurus rules!!!

 

[fscorpion]

2cm is about half an inch .
Thanks for the info. Lovely scorps you have though, for sure.

I think 2.5 cm would be 1 inch...

 

[fscorpion]

Hi,


Regards
Alex

Really great pictures Alex, do you correct them in photoshop or that is fresh from the camera? Really impressive macro, and especially the ligh! :worship: :worship: :worship:

 

[parabuthus]

I think 2.5 cm would be 1 inch...

2cm is more like 3 quarters of an inch if we are really going to nit-pick. ;P

 

[Nazgul]

Thanks guys,

I´m correcting the brightness and sharpness in Photoshop a little bit sometimes.

Here are some B. jacksoni pics (although I think i´ve posted them before somewhere):

Male, female and scorplings

 

[Michael]

Hi Alex,

wonderful pics :} Can i ask you witch cam you use?

kind regards
Michael

Buthus montanus, from Spain(Almeria)

 

[Nazgul]

Hi Michael,

the B. jacksoni pics were made with a Caplio RR30, the newer ones, like T. bahiensis for example, with a Caplio GX.

Regards
Alex

 

[Michael]

Thank you for the answere Alex!

Rhopalurus junceus 6th instar

 

[fusion121]

Hi Michael,

the B. jacksoni pics were made with a Caplio RR30, the newer ones, like T. bahiensis for example, with a Caplio GX.

Regards
Alex

What type of light source do you use for your scorpion photos?

 

[obsidion]

a.bicolor post molt

 

[parabuthus]

Alex,
Thanks for the Babycurus pictures. Such a beautiful looking scorp. I love the colors.

 

[redhourglass]

Hi.

No details to provide here but for your viewing pleasure

@Alex: your pictures are stunning :worship:

Best Regards.

Sinc. Chad

 

[Michael]

Hi,
Odontobuthus odonturus from Pakistan, died on the first of oktober

regards
Michael

 

[Michael]

he's still smiling

 

[parabuthus]

Nice smes, Chad! Great picture.

 

[Nazgul]

Hi,

Oliver, the lamp is some kind of metal halide lamp, it´s a Phillips CDM T in 35W.

Chad, thanks but the species on your pic is even more stunning, it´s one of the most interesting American species to my opinion. I´m hoping to get some of these soon as well.

Regards
Alex

 

[Christoph]

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[latastei]

Leiurus

Leiurus quinquestriatus of a friend photographed by Carlos Soto

 

[latastei]

centruroides

one of my centruroides margaritatus frestly molted