A few baby hobo spiders decided to descend on their silk from a lamp on my desk. The nearest thing I had to catch them on was a CDR. The light from a single flash head caused the colors in this due to the diffraction of the light by the "groove" in the CD. Although the tiny spider appears to be suspended in air, it's actually resting on the front face of the CD. The space you see is the thickness of the CD separating the spider from the back (data) side of the disc. The spider was quite tiny as this is a full-frame at 4 to 5X. At this stage, these spiders are fairly translucent. They appeared to be white when viewed by the naked eye.
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