Theodore
Maratus clupeatus, a species of Peacock Spider, endemic to Western Australia. Males of this tiny species is renowned for its vivid, metallic colours and shield-like abdomen – often just a few millimetres long, they perform intricate leg movements whilst fanning their abdomen to impress females. This captivating spider, found in dry woodlands and coastal regions, is beautifully showcased in this photograph, highlighting its colour and environment. This individual was found in bushland in Craigie.
Image Measurements:
Unframed: 500mm x 500mm
Framed: 520mm x 520mm (Black Frame)
About the photographer
Amy Loffler is a passionate photographer who finds joy in observing and capturing the fascinating wonders of the world through her lens. With a keen eye for detail and a love for nature, Amy’s photography showcases her ability to not only capture these moments but also tell stories.โ
Her diverse portfolio, which spans wildlife, macro, and landscapes, evokes a deep appreciation for the natural beauty surrounding us. With accolades such as gracing the cover of Birdlife Australia magazine and two novels and portfolios awarded 3rd and 11th in the 2024 Australasia Top Emerging Photographer awards, Amy’s talent shines brightly.
