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When I got up early in the morning at a natural camping site in northern Jutland (Denmark), many spider webs were glittering with dew in the morning sun. Here's a particularly pretty one.

Second web outline, was messing about here, was going to see how they came out negative or inverted but didn't look too good so kept it like this..

 

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• Inner Web •

It's easy to fall into the web of consumerism around the holidays. New camera this, new game system that. The black Friday madness is always growing. Just remember to keep your center and keep in mind what's truly important in your life. P. S. See the spider?

It's amazing what a spider can do!

Happy Sliders Sunday.

Sun was breaking through very humid air and the wind was blowing, a difficult shot. It resulted in some weird aspects: fat flares and a reflection of the camera's eyes in the flare, or fog. My first shot with the A54.

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Ice cold storm in Weber Canyon. Gusts and snow flurries rising out of the ground. I went out to capture some Christmas fun at 2.7 megapixels. Because film isn’t challenging enough. Nikon D1 digital camera, still a pro, even if it isn’t up to modern ‘Hype’. It can get the job done. These were shot at ISO 200 and f/22. Using a Kodak DKL Schneider-Kreuznach Retina Xenon 50mm f/1.9 lens adapted to Nikon. That lens is late 1960s vintage repurposed from a retired Kodak Instamatic Reflex 126 camera. I meant to set the shutter speed as well, but in the end, I forgot and left the D1 to its own devices. These are Downtown, Ogden, Utah shot on Boxing Day 2021.

 

Spider web

 

Picture a day

01-06-12

Shot with a Yashica ML 50mm f/2.0.

ODC Group 1: 12/1/2011: Radiating Lines.

 

I saw this incredible web hanging below a parking lot lamp in front of my car, right after reading tomorrow's theme was radiating lines. For once I had my camera with me. The web was huge, over 2 feet across.

 

(Taken on the night of 11/30 but after the topic for 12/1 was posted, so I hope it counts.)

Panasonic DMC-FZ150

Taken yesterday in my front garden, shot with one eye closed, super macro full on, point, shoot....... then run lol

Common spider species, found in Europe, Asia, Japan and North America

Here is a wider view of the web hanging across my backyard. As much asI try to stay away from spiders, this web is pretty impressive. So far, it isn't catching much, so I'm hoping it will move to someone else's yard...

  

A spider's web covered in dew

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