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Yes I have finally started to sell my macro photos...i was afraid that macro photos will not sell well, but I am pretty happy for now.
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Congrats! I sold a few days back three images with a funny Mantis Religiosa :) I was told that the topic is already well covered... but seems that there is a market for macro photography after all.
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Nice photos. I bought a macro recently but need a teleconvertor to extend it and a few good insects to photograph.
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Thanks a lot Ewapix, yes you are right, I really love jumping spiders. They are not like any other spider specie. Jumpers almost have their own personality. Simply amazing what you can learn by looking at them through my lens. Btw. just today I have sold another spider image :)...again it is sub sale, but I don't care...It seems like I have found a buyer who likes my images of spiders :)))...or she/he found me :)
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Posted by Ewapix on October 22, 2012
Congratulations, Mario, I must agree - they almost look cute in your photos although normally spiders give me shivers! Amazingly, I think your images somehow show that you have a lot of sympathy for them. Good luck for more sales!
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Thanks BCritchley :)
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Congratulations, great images, sub's can suck a little but 5 is much better for your sales and image levels :) well done :)
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Thanks Picstudio
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Congratulations!
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Thanks Keki
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Posted by Keki on October 04, 2012
very cool!!
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Thanks people...and today I have sold another 4 images of my spiders!!! I am happy :)))))
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Congratulations, your images are amazing.
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Great photos!!! Congratulations!!!
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Posted by Jdanne on October 03, 2012
Congratulations!
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Congrats, Mario. They are fabulous. Keep it up. :)
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Thanks Nadalinna ;)
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Usually I hate spiders, but on your photos they look almost cute. I like your portfolio very much. Greetings from Zagreb. :)
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Thanks people... @Solidsdman - I am shure you have some very cool jumpers in California, I would love to photograph some of your species. There are so many beautiful and colorful jumper that I would love to shoot, but none of them can't be found in my country unfortunatelly :(
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Amazing macrophotos, keep it up!!!
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Posted by Halilin on October 03, 2012
cong:)
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Very nice and sharp images! Congrats for your sales and good luck for the future!
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These images are so cool! I watch jumping spiders around my house here in Palm Springs, California, Lots of them in the our desert region.
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Thanks Frisotop
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Congrats,Mario! They look pretty awesome...
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Thanks guys...Elifranssens I try to shoot them in wilderness when ever I can. I have some of them at home only when I found them and I don't have my camera and equipment to shoot them at spot. Then I usually take them home, and then shoot them. After shooting, I always set them free.
Some of the spiders I have for 2-3 weeks in my home for study them. But then you need to provide them a living space, food and water. They are not very demanding so it is very easy to keep them as long as you want, and learn about them in the way.
I always keep them safe from any harm, and release them where I have found them later. I have learn a lot about jumping spiders in past few months. And believe me, they are not scary, and will never hurt a human if you treat them properly.
They are very small and most intelligent and peaceful species of all spiders in the world.
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Congrats...love these little guys.
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They might not be in high demand but when they are you certainly have the category covered. Good job!
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Way to go, Mario! Best of luck in your future macro sales.
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Nice!
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