Small creatures - eng/esp
With the good weather that has been happening these days, it was well worth going back down to the coast in search of more hermit crabs, the small ones that abound in the pools that fill up with the tides. These ones that I took as a sample, interrupting their daily territorial and home-seeking struggles, turned out to be more timid than the ones from last time. It seems that the legend of the giant that pulls hermits out of their puddles has spread among them. I had to wait longer than usual to see them come out of their shells so I could take pictures of them. So I opted to turn their little houses upside down to force them to come out faster when the heat of the sun hit them. I think the new technique paid off, because I had new angles to photograph them that I hadn't tried before. At the end I show you the average size of these little animals, in the palm of my hand. Using a macro lens without the possibility of stacking focus on these moving targets makes me concentrate only on the peculiar eyes and leave the other details with the brutal blur that this type of lens provides.
Con el buen tiempo que ha estado sucediendo estos días, bien valía la pena volver a bajar a la costa en busca de más cangrejos ermitaños, de estos de los pequeños que abundan en los charcos que se llenan con las mareas. Estos que cogí de muestra, interrumpiendo sus diarias luchas territoriales y de búsqueda de vivienda, resultaron más tímidos que los de la otra vez. Al parecer se regó entre ellos la leyenda del gigante que saca ermitaños de sus charcos. Tenía que esperar más tiempo del acostumbrado para verles salir de sus conchas para poderles hacer fotos. Así que opté por poner sus casitas boca arriba para obligarles a salir más rápido cuando el calor del sol les diera. Creo que la nueva técnica dió sus resultados, porque tuve nuevos ángulos para fotografiarles que no había probado antes. Al final les muestro el tamaño promedio de estos animalitos, en la palma de mi mano. Usar un lente macro sin posibilidad de hacer stack de foco a estos blancos en movimientos hace que me concentre solo en los peculiares ojos y dejar los demás detalles con el desenfoque brutal que este tipo de lente provee.
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Nunca había visto tan de cerca a un cangrejo de este tipo. Ni siquiera teniendolo en mi mano jeje. Bellos colores, quedé impresionada con las fotos!
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Gracias! Tienen muchos detalles estos pequeños!
Interesting job, requires a lot of patience👍
Interesante trabajo, requiere mucha paciencia.👍
Así es! Aquél día no me quedaba mucha, con el sol que había 😅
Really cool shots! One would think that crab and shell was huge... until that last shot. I love macro. Excellent work on this one.
Ha! The big ones scares me a lot! I prefer these little ones, more colorful and gentle. Thanks for your support!
😆😂 nice one! 👌
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Congratulations Abel,great work as always.Macro photography open a door to a unknown world.
Senkiu men! Difícil de cogerlos bien enfocados pero vale la pena!
The hermit population created the legend of a giant that pulls them out of the puddle and turns them upside down, it is a story they use to scare the little ones.
hahaha! wonderful and priceless! 😁👌🤣