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It was a dewy early morning. I took my camera out for a ride around our property on the bluff of the Buffalo River. I was pleased to capture this dewy web.
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Found this tiny arachnid's web glittering through the evening sun. Thought this will make an excellent subject for back-light photography.
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I spent some time watching this spider spinning its web. The spinarrette can clearly be seen issuing two silken threads before being joined by the spiders deft leg.
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Another foggy morning and I was outside to see what I could find to shoot and the spiders are coming back, lots of webs around covered in tiny beads of water from the fine mist in the air
What the creepy critters the spider are! But it seems they are capable of building quite marvellous infrastructure to support their life :)
A family debate on the role of 'cob-webs' in our, 'human societies'.
not the best framed shot I fear, but I wanted to capture the frost that had developed on the web like jewels
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Had a wonderful day at the MOT and did a lot of shooting! Finished 5 rolls of film and got the chance to test out my new camera and lens!
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The tensile strength of spiderwebs is phenomenal, with the frost, some must weigh hundreds of times their original weight. On this one a few of the finer sticky threads have fallen away leaving most of the stronger structurally supporting threads. A nice little look at spider construction technique.