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St Andrew's Cross Web spider
Location: Hebbal Lake, Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Camera: Canon EOS 400D
Lens: Canon 18-55mm IS
Exposure: 1/250s
Aperture: F/5.6
ISO: 400
uploaded for Sue as requested :) This was part of Wet Webs 2 slide show below. I was walking in a web wonderland.
The artist
is a receptacle
for the emotions that come from all over the place:
from the sky,
from the Earth,
from a scrap of paper,
from a passing shape,
from a
Spider's Web.
~Pablo Picasso~
***
this amazing work of art was created on our front porch ♥
1950's Pin-up style photoshoot with red and white corset.
Designer: Jennifer Marsh
Model: Carly Abbot
Photographer: Virginia Marsh (me)
Canon 430ex speedlight slightly camera right, 1/8 power
(c) Ginny Marsh, 2008
Moral Rights Asserted
This work may not be reproduced without permission of Ginny Marsh, info@ginnymarsh.co.uk
Avec ses milliers d'années d'études, l'Homme est encore difficilement capable de reproduire ce que d'autres êtres vivants font d'instinct...
With its thousands of years of study, humans are still hardly able to reproduce what other living beings instinctively do ...
I recently took this shot of a big fat Orb Weaver's web covered with water droplets. Generally I'm not a fan of monochrome nature shots because color is such an integral part of the natural world. But, sometimes removing colors focuses the eye only on structure and form. Seems to me that spider webs are about structure and form, so I converted this shot.
RAW, PS Elements.
Just starting to fade. Still a great sight out of the window by my computer desk. I didn't notice the spider web while taking this image, it sure stood out in post processing. May you all enjoy the warming weather where ever you are!
ODC Group 1: 12/1/2011: Radiating Lines.
I saw this incredible web hanging below a parking lot lamp in front of my car, right after reading tomorrow's theme was radiating lines. For once I had my camera with me. The web was huge, over 2 feet across.
(Taken on the night of 11/30 but after the topic for 12/1 was posted, so I hope it counts.)
This spider was very tiny (about 5mm), it was later afternoon and the light was quite low so the focus and quality of the original photo was not good.
But I think after adding a bit of colour and texture it does not look too bad.
See the orginal in the comments.
Happy Wednesday!
Thanks to Pareé for this lovely Texture
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