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Eye of the Spider photography by Jimmy Kon

Eye of the Spider photography by Jimmy KonEye of the Spider: Hypnotizing Macro Photos of Exotic Spiders Staring Directly into Your Mind spiders macro Like hairy aliens from another planet, these tiny spiders seem to stare with giant, all-knowing eyes into your very soul. Whether they possess otherworldly secrets or a desire to attack your face is open to interpretation.

Regardless, photographer Jimmy Kong has done an incredible job capturing these intimate moments with diverse arthropods found in his native Malaysia. What you see here is just a taste of his macro work that also involves insects, reptiles and other creepy crawly things. See more on Flickr
Eye of the Spider photography by Jimmy KonEye of the Spider: Hypnotizing Macro Photos of Exotic Spiders Staring Directly into Your Mind spiders macro
Eye of the Spider photography by Jimmy KonEye of the Spider: Hypnotizing Macro Photos of Exotic Spiders Staring Directly into Your Mind spiders macro
Eye of the Spider photography by Jimmy KonEye of the Spider: Hypnotizing Macro Photos of Exotic Spiders Staring Directly into Your Mind spiders macro
Eye of the Spider photography by Jimmy KonEye of the Spider: Hypnotizing Macro Photos of Exotic Spiders Staring Directly into Your Mind spiders macro
Eye of the Spider photography by Jimmy KonEye of the Spider: Hypnotizing Macro Photos of Exotic Spiders Staring Directly into Your Mind spiders macro
Eye of the Spider photography by Jimmy KonEye of the Spider: Hypnotizing Macro Photos of Exotic Spiders Staring Directly into Your Mind spiders macro
Eye of the Spider photography by Jimmy KonEye of the Spider: Hypnotizing Macro Photos of Exotic Spiders Staring Directly into Your Mind spiders macro
Eye of the Spider photography by Jimmy KonEye of the Spider: Hypnotizing Macro Photos of Exotic Spiders Staring Directly into Your Mind spiders macro
Eye of the Spider: Hypnotizing Macro Photos of Exotic Spiders Staring Directly into Your Mind spiders macro
Eye of the Spider photography by Jimmy KonEye of the Spider: Hypnotizing Macro Photos of Exotic Spiders Staring Directly into Your Mind spiders macro

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