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A spider web in the wind.

With ambitions above his or her current status.

only the spider is missing...

GX8 + OLYMPUS M.75-300mm F4.8-6.7 II

Focal Length: 300.0 mm (in 35mm: 600.0 mm)

1/160 sec; f/6.7; ISO 100

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in the gorse

 

Pisauridae

The Spider Web,is what makes this pic different from others.

Taken on the most recent Photowalking Colorado trip through Fort Collins.

 

Jeska and Ariel were nice enough to model for us along the way. Thanks ladies.

Love Spider Webs in Autumn!

 

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We are tangled in a web of interactions -- some seen, some unseen.

Dewy spider webs around the Villa on a foggy morning

Spider web Llano County, Texas

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Added to EXPLORE for October 14th 2008. Highest position: #287

 

An enhanced version of an earlier post. I think the dew drops look like gems! :-)

A Spiny orb-weaver (Gasteracantha spp.) in our yard the other day. These guys (More likely a female though) will soon die due to the cold weather and short lifespans, so enjoy these insect-catching machines while you can!

 

ISO: 200

F-stop: f/6.3

Exposure: 1/125

A spider's web, with bokeh

Made by a very cold spider

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and raindrops

In Kitain temple, Kawagoe

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

I'm missing summer days right about now. This was taken this past summer at a plant nursery in Nova Scotia, Canada.

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Back to that little spiderweb again. Half of it got destroyed last night in the wonderful, blessèd long rain we FINALLY got! That was sad for the spider but this morning, her web is bedizened with diamond droplets GALORE!!!

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