Sungei Buloh Wet Reserve, Singapore, Tamron 80-250/3.8-4.5

Broken window that reminded me of a web (especially cos the window is dirty!) }:0)>

A ray of sunshine

I spotted this holly branch caught in a beam of sunlight. The webs are amazing.

IMG_0881 Taken at: Viewlands Park, Perth, Scotland

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Note: Looks better on black

Made this one at Hebbal lake. While I was searching for some macro subjects I noticed this spider web deep in the bushes. Noticed that early morning sun broke through canopy and lit just a very small area. I managed to get only 2 decent shots. The difficulties I faced here was an awkward shooting angle to get focus correct (as the spider was about 2 feet from the ground), tricky exposure( because of limited lighting) and getting proper DOF.

I like the b/w version more, because of its composition (lines formed by web leading to the spider) and also it has little more dof. Would like you know your opinion.

The shot below (color version) has less dof (it was taken at f/3.5)

Camera: Nikon D40

Exposure: 0.025 sec (1/40)

Aperture: f/8.0

Focal Length: 150 mm

ISO Speed: 200

Exposure Bias: -2/3 EV

Exposure Mode: Aperture Priority

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Taken in Fermanagh (Northern Ireland) 2009, view of spiders web, early morning.

Webers Circus with a touch of south America.

love fall lip colors but this is too bold on me. #mac

i'm always amazed how webs are made.

© 2008 Glenn Wolsey.

Image taken with the Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8L USM lens attached to a Canon EOS 350D.

F1 test Circuit de Catalunya

What the fog had left behind

A web design by InTechCenter.

Wet web

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Found this little guy in the bushes outside the front of our house. The web was suspended horizontally over two different bushes and the spider itself was suspended upside-down on the bottom edge of it.

The horizontal edge to the spider web meant I had to shoot at a very steep angle rather than straight on, which led to a kind of interesting composition. Mostly happy that I managed to pull manual focus on the spider as sharp as I did, considering I was shooting through my 50mm and could barely see the spider in the viewfinder.

Submitting for FlickrFriday's "WhiteSpace" -- it's most of the photo and also most of what makes up a spider web, after all.

A large orb web attracted my attention. Looking at it closely at home I found there was another, smaller round orb web built into the larger web. The spider that made it is visible in the center of the smaller orb. I have never heard of or seen a web in another spider's web before now.

Spiders web

An Osprey aircraft flies over the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City. Sony RX100 IV. Nik software.

the morning dew collects on the abandonded webs, the weight of the water slowly rips the fine weave

Webs in the mist, early morning on Oaker hill Derbyshire

Sportsfile (Web Summit)

A beetle sails close to the wind and avoids the spider's web

Throughout its nearly five years of existence, High Places has toured extensively and performed in a multitude of environments. Whether playing at the Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan or in an industrial warehouse in Santiago, Chile, the band's enveloping sound and propulsive energy allow the music to translate to a variety of venues. Much to our enjoyment, they recently came by Room 205 to play inside our enormous yarn sculpture.

BIO

High Places began as an experiment in collaboration: two people with diverse artistic backgrounds coming together to merge their skills and aesthetic tastes. Rob Barber grew up listening to punk and hardcore, and Mary Pearson studied bassoon performance, but both gravitated toward a DIY compositional style and a love of layers. High Places' songs contain a fascinating range of aural layers: bells and bird calls over a wash of ocean waves; mallets hitting mixing bowls over treated guitar and glockenspiel; Mary's reflective vocals over Rob's homemade beats. The result is an imaginative and spacious amalgam of sounds that is as immediate as it is refreshing.

COMPONENTS

Video

• YouTube: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC4EEUwd7e4kYsSY8n8HzG6ixrFpKv40m

• Vimeo: vimeo.com/album/2230432

Photos

• Flickr: flic.kr/s/aHsjtMC5pX

Music

• SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/goincase/sets/high-places-at-room-205

CREDITS

Executive Producer

• Incase: goincase.com

Producer

• Arlie Carstens: disastercasual.typepad.com

Director

• Otto Arsenault: ottoarsenault.com

Set Designer

• Sophia Rubio: nothingisbeautifulanymore.com

Audio Engineer

• Butchy Fuego: twitter.com/butchyfuego

Camera

• Jon Barlow: vimeo.com/jonbarlow

• Sophia Rubio: nothingisbeautifulanymore.com

• Otto Arsenault: ottoarsenault.com

Editor

• Otto Arsenault: ottoarsenault.com

Art Department

• Lauren Barlow

• Melissa Huddleston

Gaffer

• Frits Dejong: imdb.com/name/nm0208997

Photos

• Arlie Carstens: disastercasual.typepad.com

Performing Artist

• High Places: hellohighplaces.blogspot.com

Label

• Thrill Jockey: thrilljockey.com

Room 205 Theme Song

• Cora Foxx: theheapsf.com

Lets not forget

that web is not

another name

of Internet.