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Dispersion (by refraction) of sunlight through this spiders web (?), makes it somewhat colorful. It's the same phenomen that makes rainbows, except this one was spun (the forest floor, Nordmarka, Norway).

Macro of water droplets on spider web in the sun

Early Morning Spider Web...

I click you, you click me and we click ourselves, occasionally. People are getting together on the web, using the best browser available.

Cemetery at Reformed Church, Kortezwaag, Friesland

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The Open Web Awards hosted by Mashable.com at the Palace Hotel, SF, CA on January 10th, 2008

 

The Open Web Awards hosted by Mashable.com at the Palace Hotel, SF, CA on January 10th, 2008

Kabul, Afghanistan - June 15, 2008: Women in the Afghanistan Women's Council micro-financing program. These women have been in the program for close to two years and are into their second loan installments.

 

Donald Weber / VII Network

I think the spider looks like a robot.

Oh what a tangled web we weave,

When first we practise to deceive!

 

Sir Walter Scott, Marmion,

Scottish author & novelist (1771 - 1832)

 

Intricate and untraceable

weaving and interweaving,

dark strand with light:

 

designed, beyond

all spiderly contrivance,

to link, not to entrap:

 

elation, grief, joy, contrition, entwined;

 

shaking, changing,

 

forever

 

forming,

 

transforming:

 

all praise,

 

all praise to the

 

great web.

 

Denise Levertov. Web.

This was taken around 1:30 in the afternoon today - you can see how dark and rainy it is :(

Weber plays an upright electric jazz bass. He makes use of various effects pedals to produce some incredible other worldly sounds. He played bass with Jan Garbarek's group. A gig at The Triangle Arts Centre, Aston, Birmingham . 1987 I think. The concert was spellbinding.

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