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Sekor C 90mm f/3.8

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A spider web seen on a cool wet morning. Three drops of water at the centre of the web gave me my focus.

Overhead, the webs are much larger.

Something we found on a stump.

Seen along the Rattlesnake Mountain trail.

Blogged at Through My Kaleidoscope.

A lesson in web construction from a small Argiope garden orbweaver spider.

web drops boken

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.

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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.

spider web

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

Just one of nature's beauties.

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mandatory fall spider web picture

not perfect. will keep trying

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Female Nursery Web Spiders (Pisaura mirabilis) produce very large egg sacs, which they carry around beneath their body. When the time for the spiderlings to emerge approaches, the female deposits the egg sac on a leaf and spins a protective silk ‘nursery web’ around it. She then opens the egg sac slightly, and stands guard until the spiderlings emerge.

The Biosphère in Montréal, as seen from the stands of the Formula 1 Grand Prix hairpin turn ...

The Biosphère is a museum in Montreal dedicated to the environment. It is located at Parc Jean-Drapeau, on Île Sainte-Hélène in the former pavilion of the United States for the 1967 World Fair Expo 67.

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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.