Ahh, a male Heteropoda venatoria, the heart-shape pattern on the top of its cephalothorax is very unique 

I've seen quite a lot of these spiders around my office also... Its hard to say, some died of failed moulting, some got injured by the females during copulation 

I am still looking for this spider to photograph haha.. probably need to visit the campus more often at night 

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Spiders are easy to find at night, mainly because their eyes will fluoresce when being shined by UV. However, certain spiders have entire body parts that fluoresce instead. 
It is unclear as to why this happens. Some say its for males to locate the females; some say its an attractant towards preys; and some say it serves as a warning to the spider itself that its exposed (under moonlight) to predation.
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It takes time to develop "bug" eyes bro haha 
Just like how you used time to develop your photographer's eye 

Will ask you to join next time... I will go look for a nice spot for spiders around the campus first 

Never knew that Kampar looks so good. 

Yeah, I should really find a day to shoot some photos in this small town. Especially West City. 

Yaya. Currently stays in Kampar for degree. 
Will definitely be my pleasure to join you. Please teach me some skills. I am new to photography. 

Nothing wrong with it ah haha, some people prefer the image effects of higher ISO 
Overly high ISO can be very nice especially when indoors~
Great shots!
I just noticed that the landscape on the road to Tanjung Tualang (keep on going after Kampar Putra) is really majestic! Definitely have to go shoot there 

I have some students crazy enough to cycle the whole 30KM trail 

Anyway, the place will be superb for macro, landscape, milkyway and birding If only I have the suitable lens for the latter(s) 



A heavy jumper feeding on another jumping spider. Although spiders are quite capable of eating everything (polyphagous), they certainly have their own preferences if they get to choose!
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Nice one!
Really colourful!
I think this particular bug has a "face" when shot from the top 

Great find! I have yet to shoot this type of stink bug yet

As for the yellow beetle, its a Gold Dust Weevil (likely Hypomeces squamosus). Quite common on shrubs, and very beautiful to photograph~

Yeah, a good diffuser will surely improve your shots more 
Great shot hehe 

@DS_Legacy punya diffuser better than mine already, I am emo 

Wahhh! Ninja skills! I never stand a chance to take such close up photo leh. Every single time I walk near to them, they will flee one.
The distributor is Sdn. Bhd. Definitely is local already. In SG, they use Pte. Ltd. one. Anyway, check out whether the dealer is trusted or not. COD should work at its finest. 

Will ask you to join us for our next casual outing, then you can copy the one owned by DS_Legacy
I think you guys have pretty much the same setup~ 
The trick to photographing lizards is to go out during early morning, say 7-10am, when the lizards (poikilotherms) have to bask in the sun for energy. Most of them will not have enough energy to run away from you, and will often just perch lifelessly on tree trunks or twigs etc. 

Lizards that are alert to your presence and ready to flee will press their bodies towards the ground/bottom, as seen in the shot above. Those that are still feeling pretty okay (un-threatened) will not do that (see below)- you will have an idea whether they are going to run away or not~

The longer your focal length e.g. 105mm vs 50mm (no accessories), you can reach 1:1 from a farther distance, but I am not too sure about the DOF itself, let's try it out sometimes

What I noticed based on my setup (FF + 105mm + Raynox-150/250) versus a (DX + 50mm + 20+12 ET), my DOF seems to be thinner for the same subject, although I do not need to get as close... Not too sure about the specifics, have to really test out to find out whether there's really any difference in DOF, or its just my imagination lol 

Nice photo! 
And imho the eyes of the spider will definitely look nicer if you have a better diffuser. 

Very rare. Although some spiders feed on caterpillar, I never encounter this situation before. You are so lucky!