HWW have a great day ;0)

All these webs...and not a single spider on them.

Caught the first rays of a winter morning sun, Overijssel, The Netherlands.

Spread out wide and hidden among the thicket makes for a perfect invite for a meal to arrive...Beware The Web Walker is lurking !

Pushing on that trigger is like pulling magic into my very soul....Darrell.

Have a safe and sweet day dear flickr friends !

Happy Web Wednesday!

I liked the sparkle on this web I hope you do !

Please look at my web with a black background.

Thank you for your comments they are really appreciated.

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Happy Wing/Web Wednesday Hope it's a good one for you all, although I have a feeling it's gonna be a little soggy out there today. HWW ;0) (Red Veined Darter?)

Shot with the Olympus E-M1, Mark II along an RER overpass in Paris.

As the raindrops swayed back and forth in the gentle breeze I attempted to capture some patterns and similarities.

detail of a corroded metal post, now being used by nature...

One for the "My Home Town" project (accumulating in album of same name).

The red sumac and golden rod create the colorful bokeh.

After a heavy fog the spider webs were covered in dew. The doomed insect looks like a pendant on a diamond necklace.

This is where I could have used a good macro lens. I was using my telephoto lens and having a hard time with focusing. Both auto and manual.

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Just happened to see these great spiderwebs glistening with the morning dew on this fence while I was shooting this sunrise!

HFF everyone and hope you have a great weekend and remember to say thanks to a Veteran today! (Thanks Dad!)

And a bonus its 11/11/11!! How cool is that!! ;-)

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The spider built a star at the centre of this web. Shallow depth of field created by f/1.4. I changed it to cyanotype because it was a riot of colors. I'll post the original later.

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