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This is the one thing I like about winters is sunlight in evening becomes so soft, last year I've found this beautiful spider's web on my roof so I just captured it.
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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.
I've been delighted to find many beautiful spider webs along my favorite trail at the Leelanau State Park near Northport, MI.
The fractal patterns of nature revealing themselves at last light.
Back in the day when I used to carve wood, especially to make sets of Runes or statuettes, Ash was a particular favourite of mine because of its fine grain and, more importantly, its durability, which is why the juxtaposition of this web – an incredibly fragile and temporary structure – built by the spider within the embrace of an Ashes' branches, also brought a smile to my face as well as my camera's viewfinder.
A mangroves forest "Matang Mangrove Forest". Located at Kuala sepatang, Perak - Malaysia.
The 40,000-hectare Matang Mangrove Forest was gazetted as a Permanent Forest Reserve in 1906.
Today, it is recognized as the best managed sustainable mangrove ecosystem in the world.
This mangrove reserve contains rich and diverse wildlife that provide nature lovers to visit and explore its wetlands and resources.