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Graphic created for "fall focus" at FBC, Davis, CA. Used for PowerPoint slide and web.
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Honestly, when I was taking the photo, I never knew the spider web existed, lol. I found out after I was looking at the shots. =P
Not a very OH MY GOD kinda shot for me, but I like it. =)
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Webber School, 1977.
Webber School was opened in 1905 and underwent additions in 1951 and 1967. It served the students who had previously attended the East Ward School and Number 4 School. It was closed in 1980, and later demolished.
Webber School (Urbana) Photographs Envelope, Champaign County Historical Archives Photograph Collection.
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Stephen Webber setting up his new equipment before playing in front of the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía home to Berklee's Valencia campus.
Funnel Web Spider - A stink bug is about to become dinner for this Funnel Web Spider.
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Fourth and fifth grades students and their teacher in their classroom at Webber School, n.d.
Webber School (Urbana) Photographs Envelope, Champaign County Historical Archives Photograph Collection.
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So many amazing webs in a field this morning, catching the morning light and dew ... these pics are exactly as they came out of the camera, no touching up, including colour.
Visited Ash Island and the Kooragang wetlands this morning for the first time, with fellow flickr-er Steve Happ as a wonderful tour guide. Perfect morning ... lovely light, no wind. While Steve did his stuff with his impressive lenses pointed skywards capturing the birdlife, I played around in the undergrowth with trees and reflections and stuff.
To see Steve's photostream, with his wonderful bird shots, go to:
It fascinated me how the electric wires was all gathered in this point, maybe the purpose is to lower magnetic fields? This photo was taken when I was walking around looking for our baby carriage that got stolen 2 weeks ago. We got a tip from someone who saw a carriage in Mariedal and thought it could be ours. I didn't find it.