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I made this real fast this afternoon for a short post about two of my favorite web comics.
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I used to see lots of these in the paddocks when I walked to school.
They look so much nicer in the country.
This little web is as if you hold your index finger and thumb up separate to space something out in front of you. This thought takes a good imagination to many places, my first stop being "What if a person died in a flash making that pose with their hands and time has reduced them to bones where a spider has decided to make it's home." What do you see?
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While I'm on a spider theme, here is a shot of a web created by one of those giant spiders. The photo doesn't do it justice, but it was pretty cool.
This shot was a composite of several different shots to get the right lighting on all the objects in the scene, as well as getting the right look on the pouring motion and the liquid in the cup. I also used the Spot Healing Brush to touch up so distracting highlights.
Just a test od the spider on this web.
easy done,....
web was just in the side of a forestal street,.. cars launch dust to the web,... so was very easy to focused,.. lol