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To be the first shot of a spider web, I think my mum is quite good at this... don' t you think?
Photo prise par ma mère
If you view this in Lightbox you can see the web being spun - quite fascinating. I have never really noticed the spineret before. This was taken using the 5D mk III at ISO 2500, 1/250s at F5.6. I used flash and a large diffuser. I think I set the flash compensation at -2[ish]. Just a bit of an experiment for me but I was tolerably happy with the outcome after about a dozen attempts, with and without flash. The spider does not get blitzed by the flash as there is a large white screen between the flashgun and the arachnid.
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Dew from fog on a spider web. Seen outside the UCSD Extension office on UCSD campus.
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Seen in the bushes when out walking. He is the biggest one I have ever seen. All up about 8 cm long.
My daughter's shot ... www.flickr.com/photos/kimmau/6835735302/
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.