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Wet spider web on an early morning at the Torronsuo Swamp in Finland. Sunlight hits the water drops on the web.
Taken a while ago, 2007 to be exact. I keep looking for another one to take but nothing suitable has turned up yet.
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Iowa City historian Irving Weber (1900-1997). Statue located on the corner of Iowa Avenue and Linn Street.
This spider web pendant is rather large- 2 1/4 inches and I love it. I added some Swarovski crystals and used liver of sulfur to blacken it.
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David Webber's work ("Protrait #14") with four cathode ray televisions (it was great to see light emit from a source rather than reflect)
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On of the the bridges over Stony Brook (SP of the same name) there were 4 or 5 spider webs. I quickly leaned how difficult it is to photograph them when the background in mostLT cases is bright-white water. You need something dark (a post in this case) in back of the web. Well anyway, this is only my 2nd attempt at web photograpy and I hope I did OK.
David
Mark Webber heads down to L'Epingle hairpin corner of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in the Red Bull - Renault RB8 during second practice for the 2012 Canadian Grand Prix.