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While Rosey and I enjoyed life on the farm we experienced some lovely, dew drop mornings and this was no exception. The work of this spider is amazing, the orange trees for the spider to make its home, and the beautfiul dew drops, like diamonds, that complete this spectacle. And God created all for us to enjoy. I am not sure where the spider was, maybe hiding from the cold morning somewhere, it was around zero this morning!!!
I hope your week is great fellow Flickr'ites. Rosey is returning to Australia on Saturday, Hallelujah, and it will be great to be back together again.
I have been watching the Tour de France, courtesy of SBS television, taking the pictures live from France and Italy, and having just bought a new flat screen television, what an amazing spectacle this has been. The countryside is magnificent, especially in the Alps, and having the big TV I have treated to breathtaking scenes and history, in the grandeur panoramas that is the countryside, and the history surrounding the many churches, castles, forts, etc, and again God has come to the fore in providing all of this for me . . .
May God continue to bless your adventures and pursuits, whatever they may be and whatever that means for you.
With much love, Clive and Rosey xxxxx
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Spider waiting for its next prey. Taken during a night shoot at Hort Park, Singapore. If anyone can identify the species do let me know. Cheers!
A look at an Agalenatea redii spider and at its web. The fine web always poses a challenge for stacking, a lot of cleaning is required after retouching. Such a headache!
Stack info: Canon 5D Mark II, Canon MP-E 65 lens
46 natural light exposures at f4.5, ISO 200
Back to Branklyn
We recently visited Branklyn Garden again. And, it was fascinating.
My wife spotted this web, which was backlit by the morning sun.
It’s stunningly intricate (and it’s a pattern!). It’s also larger than I thought at first glance. Look carefully around the edges of the shot and you’ll see the outer limits of the web. Wonderful!
P102-9404 Taken at: Branklyn Garden, Perth, Scotland.
Iridescent spider web image
using a Canon Rebel XTI in conjunction with Meade ETX telescope, 90mm lens F.L. 1250mm,
I captured about 15 feet above the ground, 27 feet distant at my home in Fairfax Vermont,
July 5 2012, 5:19pm. Exposure 0.6 seconds ISO 200. Darkened to bring out color only.
This is my first successful test shot for webs, with more shots planned.
Photographer: Kanjawan J. Shane (Tai)
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Tree spider...... I can't believe the shots I can get with that 300mm f/2.8L lens..this is taken with the 1.4 TC on as well..for total focal range of 420mm..
"On candystripe legs spiderman comes
Softly through the shadow of the evening sun
Stealing past the windows of the blissfully dead"
The Cure, Lullaby
Better see laaaaarge
If you know the name of this charming spider, please let me know! I shot it while in Cambodia.
07/02/2006 : joshaujamesgross identified it as the St Andrews Cross spider.
I thought I'd see if there were any autumn colours in the garden that would make a nice photo, then suddenly this caught my eye!! I managed to capture some of the colours from my Virginia Creeper in the backgrounddd.