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When exploring and discovered this deep hole. Looking inside I saw this MASSIVE spider web. I love the intricate designs.
Lunch on the Lawn with Incy Wincy.
Strobist: SB700 hand-held behind the subject side-on to the right. Triggered with one pair RF603s.
Camera on tripod. The breeze made the web bounce rhythmically... I had to count it in to release the shutter at the correct 'Beat'!
For the tamron group arguing with the Exif data... I have the 90mm f2.8 mounted on a terrible cheap x2 converter, making it a 180 f8.
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Brad Weber passes during the super rugby union quarter final game played between Hurricanes
v Chiefs , on 20 July 2018, at Westpac Stadium, Wellington, New Zealand. Hurricanes won 32-12.
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Took this picture in colour originally but i soon realised it was begging to get the full B&W treatment. & for those wondering, the spider took up residence between the wing mirrors of 2 parked cars a a garage forecourt. Taken early morning in between showers.
My first capture with my new D7000 which was delivered earlier in the day. The focusing was quick and sharp. Extremely happy with the purchase.
Thanks, rage_cat for talking me into it
Weber's transport, and a "Parade of Progress" scale truck. You can see a "Four-S" truck in the garage.
It's taken me a few days to deal with this, but I'm glad I have, at last.
I came across this quite small spider busily spinning her web and made myself watch for about ten minutes.
The speed with which she completed each circuit was breathtaking and I was fascinated by the way she used her right back leg to place the silk precisely on the cross threads, where it stuck (I assume with the sticky gum the spider produces) as she moved on to the next cross-thread.
Coping with the close-up image has been harder, but it's my aversion therapy :).
Found this guy while out waymarking this morning. The webs were everywhere and so amazing.
The waymark was WM2CTA in the Quilt Shop category, which has nothing to do with the photo, but that's where I found it.