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Parked at the Blisland depot on a sunny Saturday afternoon was Webbers KVL63H, a leyland Panther woth Roe bodywork, new to Lincoln as their 63

Spider's web covered in the moisture from a foggy morning at Djurön, Sweden

I couldn't make up my mind on the processing. What do you think?

The hedgerows of this tea farm were completely draped with communal webs full of orb web spiders.

It was too high up on a window to free it.

I love the dew on the spider webs. This one caught my eye and this was the best angle I could get on it.

1978 Leyland Cars Mini 1000 pick-up.

Fairy Lights x2 with iPhone movement and spider added IG

A spider had used this hanging branch and twigs as a framework. It is suspended above the canal.

Just a boring bricks photo!

 

© Nathan Haddad

 

Canon EOS 60D + Canon EF 24-105mm f/4 L

Webber & Spaulding Architects designed the Mediterranean Revival style house for Harold R. and Eleanor H. Crowell in 1928. Harold Crowell was the eldest of six children of Weymouth and Ethel May Crowell. Born in Seattle, Washington on January 6, 1893, he served in the European Theatre of World War I serving between 1917 and 1919. He rose to the position of Vice President of Weymouth Crowell Construction Company. The Crowells lived in the house with their two children Eleanor and James. He died in Los Angeles on January 26, 1978. He was buried at Hollywood Forever Cemetery.

 

Architects Sumner Spaulding (1892-1952) and Walter I. Webber were an architectural partnership that together designed the house as well as several other landmark properties including the Harold Lloyd Estate, also known as Greenacres, located at 1040 Angelo Drive in Beverly Hills, California, now a California Historical Landmark. They also designed the Catalina Casino in Avalon on Catalina Island (1928−1929).

 

The 4-bedroom, 3-bath house in 2764 sq. ft. is currently (November 2016) on the market listed for sale for $1,875,000 and described in the listing as "very special Tuscan Villa situated on a highly coveted cul-de-sac, north of Los Feliz Blvd. Impressive living room offering a gorgeous fireplace, newly refinished hardwood floors and opening through French doors to enjoy the patios, large swimming pool, spa, and view of the lushly landscaped grounds.

 

Adding to its charm are the original built-ins throughout the house. The formal dining room also leads out to the beautiful yard. The kitchen opens to the breakfast room. On the main level is a guest bedroom or den & a 3/4 bath. The master suite opens up to a beautiful veranda offering treetop views and overlooks the beautiful backyard and offers a spacious full bath. The 2 other upstairs rooms are light filled & are connected by a full bath".

 

The Crowell House is located at 4124 Dundee Drive in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. Please do not use this image in any media without my permission. © All rights reserved.

web spider.Body length about 6mm. Focus stacked from 3 pics. Theridiid spider

shadows playing a trick on my SM one day when picking the car up late after work

© Harold Davis

What is social networking?

Our level of interconnection has become highly efficient. Due to the world wide web, and to sites like the one we all love and use every day, sociality is now something hardly recognizable with our old analogic parameters. Distant people get in touch so easily, make friends, sometimes fall in love with the simplicity of a couple of clicks.

But it's only apparently something light-weighted. So often those friendships get more important and firm than physical ones, so often those loves are so powerful and overwhelming to decide destinies.

Why this boring preamble? Yesterday my distant friend Vanesa has decided to left Flickr. Not a major concern, 'cause we talk every day since we met, outside of Flickr; but this fact brought me to realize how these modern-day-weapons of communications and sharing rules our lives, and condition - in good and bad - our daily behaviour patterns.

Maybe you're true, Vanesa. And I'm still using the source of all pain.

 

View On Black

Evansburg State Park, PA

    

I was so amazed by the detail of this web. Such hard work by this little guy. This is a close-up crop of the other post.

Macro shot of a wet spider web

Large spider web, I believe an orb spider.

Just liked the look of this little scene

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