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just a quick shot i got while taking pictures of jennifer

pictures of her will be up really soon

 

i really like this one

outside my house after some drizzle

Early morning patterns in a spider web with dew drops.

Life is so hard, isn't it?

We live tangled in all these webs...

An woof whose ending implies the end of our own existence.

 

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I never go out in rain but rain always make me feel relaxing . In one of the rainy season at mahabaleshwar i was sitting at my window enjoying the rain i found this very intresting web .

I found this spider web walking in the woods one morning.

Yale University Art Gallery, New Heaven, CT.

I know it is overexposed in the top left but the lighting contrast was quite extreme.

A little garden spider hoping something tasty will get caught in it's web.

 

The European garden spider with its poignant life cycle and familiar orb web is the most well known spider in the UK. Found in almost every country in the northern hemisphere, garden spiders feed on flying insects such as butterflies, wasps and flies but tend to ignore smaller prey such as greenflies. When a female has mated, her body becomes swollen with eggs. She builds a silken egg sac in which to lay the eggs and dedicates the rest of her life to protecting them. Unable to leave the eggs to hunt and feed, she dies in late autumn before her spiderlings hatch out in May of the following year.

 

Bigger Web Here

A falling star blazes across an aurora painted sky north of Underwood, ND.

Hard to believe, but a baby spider, just out of it's egg sack, can create a masterpiece just like this.

Pictures of spiders, pictures of webs and pictures of spiders on webs!

A macro of the spider web pattern on a witches hat.

I turn the vibrance up in lightroom to fetch the colours out

Taken for macro mondays theme halloween

With resident webmanager. Extensive web strung between gorse branches.

After an early morning mist, water droplets covered the spider web on this small wildflower.

Nikon D7000

Nikkor AF-S 35mm f 1:1.8G - DX

ISO 100

4 s

f 16

 

Tripod Triopo C-258

Ball Head Triopo KJ-2

I noticed quite of few of these spiderwebs this morning when shooting some pictures. This was the biggest and most elaborate of them.

 

So there I was on the computer stuck in the basement staying safe during a tornado warning and Bam!! I find out that this photo was explored, I'm so excited to finally get an Explore. Now I'm trying to find it in the random section of the explore page so that I can copy and save it.

 

Nikon D7000_Nikon 85mm f/1.4D_ISO100_f/2.8_1/200s

 

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This detail shows another other web crossing over behind this spiders web!

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In the pumpkin patch for Macro Monays

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