early morning saw water droplets forming on spiders webs

This is real art

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This greeted me in my frontyard one day. The spider had spun its web between a lamppost and a tree but had then disappeared. I hope it's not hidden somewhere waiting to pounce on me.

While poking around underneath a big flowering tree in Livorna Park searching for yellow flowers, I ran across this wonderfully constructed spider web. I was lucky that the low angle of the sun at golden hour caused the web to reflect nicely in the backlight. The bokeh consists of light pouring through gaps in the leaves of the tree as well as its yellow flowers reflecting.

Details: Handheld, Lensbaby Composer with +4 diopter, contrast and sharpening adj

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Tiny spiders inhabit these beautiful mist covered webs.

Saw this web on my way to work, and decided to replace my earlier submission to the group with this one.

Due to the misty weather, the cobwebs on bicycles, fences, etc. were "endowed" with dew droplets.

ODC: Weather

A stunning and rare Wasp Spider tucking into a tasty catch. Quite gory when you go in close!

Morning dew on spider web Walpole inlet

Highest position: 316 on Sunday, October 19, 2008

May 18, 2007@TheNick

Nashville Pussy

Artimus Pyledriver

Stoned Cobra

Lensbaby 2.0 f/4.0. Well photographed church near Allenspark, Colorado. I usually try to keep the HDR work natural but decided to push it a little on this one. ;)

Now here's a spider web you don't see to often.

This spider web was glistening one dull morning. It looks quite neat in b&w. Pity the spider wasnt sitting on it for a pose!

Spider web in the garden in Brighton.

Taken with Minolta MD Macro-Rokkor 50mm f3.5 with 1:1 extension tube on Panasonic GH2.

Cámara : Nikon D7000

Lente : AF-S DX NIKKOR 55-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED VR

Exif : f/5.6 | ISO 200 | 0,004 sec (1/250) | @270 mm | Manual (APL 4.3)

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Light painted spider.

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I know this spider is horribly overexposed, but I don't have a tripod so a flash was an interesting option.