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There are a lot of spiders living around the immediate vicinity of our house, mainly in the garden, shed and even at the back of the car side mirrors (they never seem to go away there).
I captured this one frosty morning to get the dew which had clung to it. I processed the picture to this cold, blue colour as I felt it fitted with the overall sentiment of the picture.
113 Pictures in 2013: #15 Droplets or dew
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Film: Fuji Acros 100
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One from the archives. I found this little place on a dirt road out east and I can't remember where it is :) I've looked.
The intricacies of a spider's web are amazing (especially when you consider that evolution did this). You can clearly see that the creature has first made the radial threads, then accurately laid down the circumferential threads, here and there attaching them to the radials and going back on itself.
This web was hard up against a window and I took it through glass. I've given the clarity a nudge using photoshop's lomo effect.
Okay, I must say I LOVE this picture. The spider was missing half its legs though
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for ID purposes, this was found in Northern Virginia
The Biosphère in Montréal, as seen from the stands of the Formula 1 Grand Prix hairpin turn ...
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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.
St Andrew's Cross Web spider
Location: Hebbal Lake, Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Camera: Canon EOS 400D
Lens: Canon 18-55mm IS
Exposure: 1/250s
Aperture: F/5.6
ISO: 400