I am absolutely enamored with these adorable critters! 🕷💌
@douglasstemke24444 күн бұрын
You lost me without the weather-sealing.That said, an interesting lens
@catherinegrimes23085 күн бұрын
Thank you for creating this delightful video.
@dwaynejeuken42245 күн бұрын
Fun fact this is always on philippine sometimes
@wally66296 күн бұрын
I wish I could have a steady hand like he has,,, My hands have more shake ... than Jerry Lee Lewis lol. Beautiful MACRO, I have only used my Laowa 100mm in my studio. After looking at your photos, I guess I need to try some outdoor things> THANKS
@jtalstad8 күн бұрын
Hi Thomas, Your videos take too long to watch... they are the only ones I watch at Normal Playback speed as I marvel at the smooth calm that your tempo and voice engender. This one was especially timely as it was pushed on the 4th of July weekend. If you were more of a salesman and clickbait fisherman you might have timed it for release on the 4th. You're even slowing things down more by releasing two years after your trip. Reminds me of Slow TV in Norway... in a good way. Oh, and missing the focus slightly, I'm wondering if the Sony A9III insect recognition might help with that.... Excellent video; Thank you!
@mcfletch21718 күн бұрын
I grew up in South Dakota and was always told this spider and that spider was a black widow. Today, in Virginia, I saw my first REAL black widow and the body was the size of the end of my pinky! Holy cow! They are much bigger than I thought.
@ramvenkat91918 күн бұрын
Every shot worthy to be published in natgeo
@NurseJhonna9 күн бұрын
I’ve been pronouncing it mist-ay-cious 😅this whole time!!
@vampirechunks10 күн бұрын
No
@sinan.getboga10 күн бұрын
thanks Thomas 🕸🕷
@night3x10 күн бұрын
Amazing :O
@kingjsolomon10 күн бұрын
That teal turquoise blue scale is absolutely breathtaking.
@alexabadi745811 күн бұрын
Nice and useful review, thank you !
@thegroove200011 күн бұрын
Thoman I noticed you also got some really good results some years ago from the pentax k200D. I have that camera body also. What external flash did you use please? Kee pup the good work.
@thegroove200011 күн бұрын
Superb photos and website. I have the same camera so I have to try this. Thanks man.
@thegroove200011 күн бұрын
I have a 28 mill sigma super wide lens as well with decent optics to reverse.
@thegroove200011 күн бұрын
Man your a blooming good artist as well you talented sod.
@stunod147912 күн бұрын
Free stuff!! Name engraved!! I believe your review and opinion of this product.
@cpinedo13 күн бұрын
Thank you....Excellent video
@ZooTycoon2witchdoc116 күн бұрын
I really wish more species like this one were available as pets ngl
@stuartyablon718417 күн бұрын
Wonderful video - imaging and content are both very interesting and well presented. Thank you.
@chrislj289017 күн бұрын
Any jumping spider is a joy to find. I remember finding one on my screen door years ago, and when I held out my hand it jumped on it and just checked me out. Fascinating little animals.
@user-yx6pk9ss9c17 күн бұрын
It's very beautiful!
@camperkrempel269018 күн бұрын
WOW! Beautiful animals in a most beautiful landscape! People with arachnophobia should watch this video. YT suggested my your video as I watched another video about macro photography with the 'Makrofotografie mit OM-1 II', OM SYSTEM 90mm f/3,5 ED Makro IS PRO Micro four thirds, flashlight FL-900R and a fancy AK parabolic reflector. I wish, I would own this configuration as the OM-1 II supports focus stacking in the camera and can shoot many pictures very fast with the focus stacking. Equipment for macrop photography really improved over the years - as a friend told me he did macro photography with his Canon and the lense mounted seperatly on a piece of wood to get the distance and the gap was covered with a bellows which made the whole construction only useable stationary at home. With the new digi cams - especially the OM-1 II, you can run around in the field and shoot many scenes free handed. What an improvement! Regards and happy picture shooting! ;)
@EwenBell18 күн бұрын
What a marvellous video and gorgeous little creatures. Thankyou so much for sharing this :)
@realfnneato311118 күн бұрын
Great video! I had the privilege of finding some H. americanus and hirsutus on campus at Spokane Community College where I go to school, amazing little guys! Edit: I've heard that edges of different ground features like the sides of trails and even some more natural landscaping (where I found my americanus)
@helxis19 күн бұрын
Are we not going to talk about the apocalyptic amount of moths in your bedroom?
@lechainonbaroque19 күн бұрын
These guys move so fast, it's hard to get a good shot... but when they want to pose, they make great subjects !! This male Habronattus americanus is a beauty !
@cellman182919 күн бұрын
That ant was such a 🍆 blocker 😂
@user-xz4eq2ci6h19 күн бұрын
It's Lucas the spider in real life
@SumNumber19 күн бұрын
Awesome looking spider. The jumping spider breeds seem to be very intelligent , not saying the others are less, and is constantly assessing his situation. Cool Man ! :O)
@PaperTowwl19 күн бұрын
oO,,Oo
@davosteve19 күн бұрын
Peak macro as always
@kimberlyryan861820 күн бұрын
HAS ANYONE TOLD YOU THAT YOU RESEMBLE THE SPIDERS? ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU HAVE IRRIDECENT SUNGLASSES ON!
@jaykielparadiso50420 күн бұрын
That h Američas art is the same Picture as the h americus picture in the video game spider2
@terser20 күн бұрын
Good eye! I did some art for that game! More here: www.flickr.com/photos/panbasket/15148254643/
@calnative490420 күн бұрын
I had no idea there was such a colorful jumping spider, the most colorful one I’ve seen here in Southern California had Iridescent green fangs.
@Rainy7820 күн бұрын
Im an hour north, bordering Montana in Lerhbridge, Alberta. I wonder if they are here? Ive been wanting to look fir jumping spiders. Finding one of these to photograph would be amazing!
@peterbunker-ny6on20 күн бұрын
Just came across your channel, great photography and video. Love the jumping spiders.
@nevillepark20 күн бұрын
I'm so glad you ended up finding them! Gorgeous spiders, scenery, everything! Saving this to come back to when I need some extra beauty in my life.
@Chiller1120 күн бұрын
Jumping spiders are my favourites. They seem to have such a fun personality.
@richardmeftah256920 күн бұрын
Thank you for sharing these amazing adventures with us, Thomas. Your photography is superb!
@MyWildBackyard20 күн бұрын
Habronattus orbus was my lifer Habro! Trying to find americanus this spring, gonna be in Montana for a week, try my luck!
@KalliL.20 күн бұрын
Whatever you find, hope we'll get to see it!
@hamzawildlife20 күн бұрын
Hi Thomas, I ve been waiting for another video of yours for so long .. 🥹 again soothing, addicting trip video which only ends with a feeling of wish it was much longer 😅
@jasonhilty498820 күн бұрын
Such an enjoyable video. A great inspiration.
@Miniteca21 күн бұрын
Gorgeous vidéo and species. As usual a real pleasure to see your videos and shots.
Thanks for sharing, beautiful video, and photos as usual! I used to follow you from the time on flickr How you could find jumping spiders by walking on a field, baffles me. Are there so many habronattus in the wild, that by walking in a random field there are so high chances to see them? I cannot find dragonflies when I try to find them at sunrise, in areas where they fly in the thousands during the day, lol!
@thenickdude21 күн бұрын
Your merch is a little odd, because you've got several shirts there that have a specific workshop date and place on them, which I would feel silly wearing because I didn't attend those workshops. But since the words don't form an integral part of the design it seems like it would be trivial to add a print-on-demand variant alongside them that didn't have those words on it. I would otherwise love to buy the "BugShot Montana 2022 Shirt"
@sabyasachibanerjee12421 күн бұрын
What a wonderful video! Lovely commentary as usual. And a reinforcement of passion trumping gear. I have developed a respect for spiders since accidentally stumbling upon your videos a few years back. And now, I'll look out for Habronattus as well! All the best for your future videos
@anthonyrstrawbridge21 күн бұрын
That look on their face, " This guy has three eyes". 😊
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I am absolutely enamored with these adorable critters! 🕷💌
You lost me without the weather-sealing.That said, an interesting lens
Thank you for creating this delightful video.
Fun fact this is always on philippine sometimes
I wish I could have a steady hand like he has,,, My hands have more shake ... than Jerry Lee Lewis lol. Beautiful MACRO, I have only used my Laowa 100mm in my studio. After looking at your photos, I guess I need to try some outdoor things> THANKS
Hi Thomas, Your videos take too long to watch... they are the only ones I watch at Normal Playback speed as I marvel at the smooth calm that your tempo and voice engender. This one was especially timely as it was pushed on the 4th of July weekend. If you were more of a salesman and clickbait fisherman you might have timed it for release on the 4th. You're even slowing things down more by releasing two years after your trip. Reminds me of Slow TV in Norway... in a good way. Oh, and missing the focus slightly, I'm wondering if the Sony A9III insect recognition might help with that.... Excellent video; Thank you!
I grew up in South Dakota and was always told this spider and that spider was a black widow. Today, in Virginia, I saw my first REAL black widow and the body was the size of the end of my pinky! Holy cow! They are much bigger than I thought.
Every shot worthy to be published in natgeo
I’ve been pronouncing it mist-ay-cious 😅this whole time!!
No
thanks Thomas 🕸🕷
Amazing :O
That teal turquoise blue scale is absolutely breathtaking.
Nice and useful review, thank you !
Thoman I noticed you also got some really good results some years ago from the pentax k200D. I have that camera body also. What external flash did you use please? Kee pup the good work.
Superb photos and website. I have the same camera so I have to try this. Thanks man.
I have a 28 mill sigma super wide lens as well with decent optics to reverse.
Man your a blooming good artist as well you talented sod.
Free stuff!! Name engraved!! I believe your review and opinion of this product.
Thank you....Excellent video
I really wish more species like this one were available as pets ngl
Wonderful video - imaging and content are both very interesting and well presented. Thank you.
Any jumping spider is a joy to find. I remember finding one on my screen door years ago, and when I held out my hand it jumped on it and just checked me out. Fascinating little animals.
It's very beautiful!
WOW! Beautiful animals in a most beautiful landscape! People with arachnophobia should watch this video. YT suggested my your video as I watched another video about macro photography with the 'Makrofotografie mit OM-1 II', OM SYSTEM 90mm f/3,5 ED Makro IS PRO Micro four thirds, flashlight FL-900R and a fancy AK parabolic reflector. I wish, I would own this configuration as the OM-1 II supports focus stacking in the camera and can shoot many pictures very fast with the focus stacking. Equipment for macrop photography really improved over the years - as a friend told me he did macro photography with his Canon and the lense mounted seperatly on a piece of wood to get the distance and the gap was covered with a bellows which made the whole construction only useable stationary at home. With the new digi cams - especially the OM-1 II, you can run around in the field and shoot many scenes free handed. What an improvement! Regards and happy picture shooting! ;)
What a marvellous video and gorgeous little creatures. Thankyou so much for sharing this :)
Great video! I had the privilege of finding some H. americanus and hirsutus on campus at Spokane Community College where I go to school, amazing little guys! Edit: I've heard that edges of different ground features like the sides of trails and even some more natural landscaping (where I found my americanus)
Are we not going to talk about the apocalyptic amount of moths in your bedroom?
These guys move so fast, it's hard to get a good shot... but when they want to pose, they make great subjects !! This male Habronattus americanus is a beauty !
That ant was such a 🍆 blocker 😂
It's Lucas the spider in real life
Awesome looking spider. The jumping spider breeds seem to be very intelligent , not saying the others are less, and is constantly assessing his situation. Cool Man ! :O)
oO,,Oo
Peak macro as always
HAS ANYONE TOLD YOU THAT YOU RESEMBLE THE SPIDERS? ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU HAVE IRRIDECENT SUNGLASSES ON!
That h Američas art is the same Picture as the h americus picture in the video game spider2
Good eye! I did some art for that game! More here: www.flickr.com/photos/panbasket/15148254643/
I had no idea there was such a colorful jumping spider, the most colorful one I’ve seen here in Southern California had Iridescent green fangs.
Im an hour north, bordering Montana in Lerhbridge, Alberta. I wonder if they are here? Ive been wanting to look fir jumping spiders. Finding one of these to photograph would be amazing!
Just came across your channel, great photography and video. Love the jumping spiders.
I'm so glad you ended up finding them! Gorgeous spiders, scenery, everything! Saving this to come back to when I need some extra beauty in my life.
Jumping spiders are my favourites. They seem to have such a fun personality.
Thank you for sharing these amazing adventures with us, Thomas. Your photography is superb!
Habronattus orbus was my lifer Habro! Trying to find americanus this spring, gonna be in Montana for a week, try my luck!
Whatever you find, hope we'll get to see it!
Hi Thomas, I ve been waiting for another video of yours for so long .. 🥹 again soothing, addicting trip video which only ends with a feeling of wish it was much longer 😅
Such an enjoyable video. A great inspiration.
Gorgeous vidéo and species. As usual a real pleasure to see your videos and shots.
Wonderful video!!! Amazing photos!!! Marvelous work!!!
Thanks for sharing, beautiful video, and photos as usual! I used to follow you from the time on flickr How you could find jumping spiders by walking on a field, baffles me. Are there so many habronattus in the wild, that by walking in a random field there are so high chances to see them? I cannot find dragonflies when I try to find them at sunrise, in areas where they fly in the thousands during the day, lol!
Your merch is a little odd, because you've got several shirts there that have a specific workshop date and place on them, which I would feel silly wearing because I didn't attend those workshops. But since the words don't form an integral part of the design it seems like it would be trivial to add a print-on-demand variant alongside them that didn't have those words on it. I would otherwise love to buy the "BugShot Montana 2022 Shirt"
What a wonderful video! Lovely commentary as usual. And a reinforcement of passion trumping gear. I have developed a respect for spiders since accidentally stumbling upon your videos a few years back. And now, I'll look out for Habronattus as well! All the best for your future videos
That look on their face, " This guy has three eyes". 😊
I m a good macro photographer too 😅