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Conférences Paris Web 2016 cc Emmanuelle Le Grand

A beautifully weaved web by spider.

Playing around with shots of spiders webs....

I saw this spider in my garden this morning, and the sunlight was shining on the web. Chuffed to bits I am, with the way it's turned out... my first close up of a spider - woohoo!

(Fotograf: Lasse Jansson / Cornelissällskapet)

SONY NEX5 + CV NOKTON 40 f/1.4 SC

 

Dandelion seed failing to make it to earth

World Green Web

 

Photographed by Jessica Delgado (Artistic Exposure)

a) a fantastic couple of days packed with information,networking, and discussions, 97% of the attendees at its sister event, Mobile Web Africa, rated the event as ‘Good’, ‘Very Good’ or ‘Excellent’

 

b) Tackled a crucial topic area, that is having, and will continue to have, a fundamental effect on the social and economic development on all aspects of life on the continent

 

c) Meeting of complete cross section of the mobile stakeholders and have the opportunity to meet and interact with them and contribute to the mobile web’s evolution

 

d) A superb opportunity for you to gain a real understanding of the key issues, future direction and obstacles that need to be tackled

Saw this in my front yard this morning.

 

If you're wondering about the strange angle, it's because this is the only way I could get it. Everything else was sky.

The first triangle web spider, Hyptiotes cavatus, that I have seen in years! Two of them, actually, on a cliff face along Snake Road in the LaRue-Pine Hills Research Natural Area, Illinois, USA, on October 12, 2023.

Web design for Jade, summer 2012.

Some colour and miscellany added to enhance the summer images.

Again the main element are the product pictures.

Simple and elegant with a clean structure.

Nature in Rietvlei Nature Reserve

Really nice, 1940 Chevy

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