Dozens of spider webs were present along the American River. The fog added some moisture to the web highlighting the structure as it was illuminated in the morning light.

Still learning how to use the Olympus PL3, so far it has great 'out-of-camera' results. I'm impressed how well it holds up at iso 1600. It's a great camera for travel. In my case it goes running with me along the river trail to catch these kind of opportunities.

We Drove through Ritzville, WA today and were enthralled by this old mess. Ritzville is a pretty shabby little town with a lot of shabby places to photograph. We only had a few minuets to take this picture. It is "Webers Repair". There's a lot of weight bearing down on those two pillars, and visually is looks like a major hazard. That thing is going to come down one of these days and hopefully no one will be under it when it does!

Fuji X100

Dew in a spider web on burnt field grass.

Une source de lumière

testing my new camera

Large View On Black

cute!

I went to Beaver Park this morning quite early, before 8 and it was very foggy and damp out and just as I stepped out of my car I saw a huge spider web draped in dew!!! In the comment section is the whole web and more jewel shots!

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Noticed this spider's web just as I was leaving my house. The sunlight was hitting it in such a way that only half-of it was readily visible and the spider silk was bending the light to give it a rainbow effect just on the strands of webbing.

It was a matter of luck and timing as any earlier or later, the light would not have bounced off it in the right way to cause this effect.

From the series “A Sliver of New York”

Happy Webnesday! ;0) (View large)

...and it's me in the middle...

I was struck by the way the light reflected off this spider web. I don’t think I’ve ever seen one with such perfectly formed rings. It was a very busy spider!

115 Pictures in 2015 - Theme No. 104 - Rings

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Under the greenhouse eaves

Anyone who has seen my stream probably knows I can't help myself when encountering water droplets.... :o)

Morning dew in a particularly nice spider web.

A hard days work.

A freezing fogged spider's web.

Treatment: Well, I had a hot toddy consisting of brandy and rum because I was so so cold. Alright, it was only 0 degrees C outside but for round here, it was cold. Oh! You mean treatment on the photo - just a B&W conversion and a sepia tint

Just noticed the EXIF data is missing. This is probably because I converted to B&W using split channels (I chose the blue channel). Anyway, the camera data reveals this was taken at 1/8th sec @ f/3.2 2006-12-19T15:06)12Z (tripod mounted).

Last web of the season with diamond dew drops.

Webs

Wet Web.

Another image from the new Nikon D850 shot with a 600mm at F8, 1000 ISO, 400th sec.

Little Island, Hudson River Park, New York

October 2016

As you see, the web is above the gutter level of the roof, which is about twenty-five to thirty feet. Must've been good insect eats. The berries are sterile, or, at least, none of our trees have produced offspring in past few years.