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As a systems and network scientist, I have become fascinated with the variety of spider web structures that exist in nature. Here is an example web I observed in the UNCW forest that has a three dimensional structure. The spider is the reddish dot near the bottom of the web.
A lovely spider's web (with owner) drenched with early morning mist drops. Taken in my front garden. Backdrop of a variegated holly.
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I was out in the county shooting the moon as it set. After that I turned around to view the open plains. What a great morning. Now on to work.
A foggy morning produced some interesting webs at my office park.
Day 55 of my 365 project for 2015.
Week 8 of my weekly project for 2015.
Saw this spider in my back yard.
5d2 and Tokina 100mm macro
ISO200
f8
1/200
Flash: AD 360 at 1/64 power camera right behind spider
Travelling past Dunblane we took a side road and watched the light shining on the woods and this little scene just caught my eye, as the light shone on the moss covered tree trunk and onto the web.
No Shelob in sight. The web itself had the morning fog clinging to it making it stand out that much more than usual, it was too good an opportunity to miss.