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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.

Small Flea beetle in the midst of webs...

The Spider's Web

hexanon 100/2.8

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Benched in Southern California

I was happy I did not encounter the creature that spun this one!

Spider condos

I just felt like trying to capture the intricate lines of a spiderweb.

Early morning shot. Please watch on a full screen!

Here you can see the webs a bit stiller as the sun shines on them and the wind relaxes a bit.

water drops on a web,

taken with a panasonic FZ50 and a raynox 250.

Woke up just as the fog was burning off. Water droplets had collected on everything, including some nicely backlit spider webs.

A spider web or CD? captured at Springbrook, Queensland, Australia

J. Maple tree branch holds onto a blanket web that looks more like a hammock web...LOL!

spiders set such beautiful traps

Many mornings, handkerchief-sized webs cover the bushes outside our back door.

Early morning dew on a web. Finley wetland refuge. Corvallis, OR.

A massive load of recyclables in Chinatown, New York City

Da ich ohne Auto unterwegs bin, muss ich auch größere Lasten mit dem Fahrrad bewegen. Vor ca. 20 Jahren erwarb ich den ersten Anhänger, einen Winther "Donkey", der mir bis heute treue Dienste leistet (www.wintherbikes.com/en/category/donkey). Seine Bereitschaft Alles und Jedes zu tragen sind legendär. Sein Fahrverhalten ist jedoch gewöhnungsbedürftig. Es ist halt ein Eselchen.

Für den nicht ganz so kleinen Einkauf erwarb ich den Burley Travoy (www.flickr.com/photos/pwoelwer/15215873012/in/photolist-o...) Schön zu fahren, sehr komfortabel. Und nun den Weber Monoporter für größere Touren. Eigentlich wollte ich ihn an das Mountainbike kuppeln, aber der Schnellspanner war zu kurz. Ein Längerer ist bestellt. Und dann kommt das Teil ans MTB und los geht´s.

Looking through a spider web.

Jardín Botánico de Palermo.

Buenos Aires, Argentina.

they made this on my back door one evening..........

Heavy frost clings to a tiny spider web after a freezing night.

It was about -5 degrees C when I took this. The ice crystals looked so big against this tiny spider web.

To really appreciate this you should look at the ORIGINAL size

View my stream LARGE on DARKR it is worth it.

View On Black

My last of this series of droplets on webs.

web.

I took this pic this morning by the lake... it was time for me to find a waterful cob web.

Tirei a foto hoje de manhã... já estava na hora de eu encontrar um teia com gotas d'água.

I thought I'd see if there were any autumn colours in the garden that would make a nice photo, then suddenly this caught my eye!! I managed to capture some of the colours from my Virginia Creeper in the backgrounddd.

Fujifilm FinePix S3 Pro

модифицированный Helios-44-2