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    okay, those like HUGE spiders!!! nicely done but
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    Awesome captures on all three, but love that #2 shot especially.
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    Number two is definitely my favourite of this set. Nice close up shots! My wife would "love" these
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    I like the first 2 shots - cool stuff.
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    Very cool set.
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    Default Very nice shoot...but

    Very good shots, but I think they are better on a photo then in real, just got bitten by one at night and have to say it had to have venom, because all my mussels are very sore.
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    They look like they are a reasonable size spider! Nice shots.

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    Very Nice shots. I like No. 2
    I like Spiders because they eat Mosquitoes

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    Very good shots, but I think they are better on a photo then in real
    I agree entirely

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