Spiders belong to the arachnid class. There are various types of spiders that have a very varied colors, there is black, brown, orange, red, yellow, green and even blue. The size can vary, ranging from a very small size 6mm to a large 12-inch size.
Uniqueness-uniqueness is what makes this animal is very appropriate to be made a beautiful macro object. I will discuss how to photograph the spider as a macro object.
Before targeting the spider as your macro object, you should first study the type of movement on the spider. There are spiders that tend to stay in the nest, there are spiders have a very fast movement and there is also a spider who is good at jumping.
To get optimal results, use a tripod and an additional light source, can be a flash or a flash ring, because spiders are generally located in places that tend to be dim and dark. Use spot metering mode to get metering calculations on only objects.
In the spider photograph above its size is actually only about 8mm, I take around the grass field by using a rather narrow diagfragma to get a DoF wide enough so that the details of the entire spider's body can be taken. The fetch distance is only about 5-10cm using a macro lens with a 1: 1 magnification ratio, 90mm focal lenght and using only existing illumination.