Cobwebs
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Using the sun's rays to backlight the leaf and the tree's shadow to shield the lens and protect the sensor my main problem here was keeping the cobweb and leaf in focus at the same time. This was my favourite attempt.
Sometimes shrubs and low-growing flowers are so covered with spider webs that one has to wonder how many spiders, or how big is the one spider, that created the sticky trap. Those thoughts crossed my mind as I walked gingerly through the web-covered wildflowers.
This Hairy False Goldenaster grew through the cobwebs, leaving a lot of web fibers attached, adding to their own hairy stems.
Go out early in the morning when the fog is still there and the sun gives a yellow warm light, then one finds very beautiful things.
Handheld camera, sorry about poor focus.
Soon came the curious cows and wanted to chewing my bag.
There was only one shot.
Texture: Shadowhouse.
Have a lovely Tuesday everyone.
Unfortunately the spider is out of focus but I love this picture.
It was taken by my daughter with her mobile phone and it was an opportunity for the "strict" father to scold her for not carrying her camera at all times!
I almost walked into this this morning. Fortunately the sun was shining on it and it looked like fine copper wire which I haven't been able to capture.
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Attractive rosy-pink flowers of the Cobweb Houseleek of Sempervivum arachnoideum variety. Taken in the garden. Bath, BANES, England UK.
~{Bs}~ Jarl Coat & //R3D// Ingrid Dress
Photo taken at Nørdhjem, which is no more.
Saddle your soul and let it ride
With blind eyes, you’ll surely find the way
Draw your breath in – let your thoughts fly
Let it out slowly – on winds you’ll bide
The spindle spins, the thoughts entwine revolving sight
The enchantment song lures the soul from its shape
Out through the door, through the cobweb-veil
Out borne on bare feet, a heavy burden
Out in your innermost, a steep trail ahead
Music Mood
♫ Wardruna-Lyfjaberg | The journey to Valhalla ♫
I had a great first virtual lesson with Emmanuelle, exploring hidden universes. It was virtual, because she knew nothing about it . I loved the way the fine spiders webs caught a whole host of miniature universes. It was string theory and multiverse theory rolled into one, perhaps web theory. It made a great change from the beach. Till the sun turns black is by Ray LaMontagne, and is perfect.
Where I was working the other day there was an old mixed stone & brick, slate roof shed and inside at the far end was this window. Pale yellow & clear glass panels with a healthy coating of years old dust, cobwebs and an antique earthenware jug.
Zoom in for a closer look.
Canon PowerShot SX430 IS
f/4
1/60
4.3 mm
ISO 100
(Tone map High, adjusted shadow, blacks & whites. LR5 & PSP21)
Dedicated to RHC (ILYWAMHASAM)
MoonLight, Mist and Web
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It's nice to see kingfishers recovering after the bad winter. Here is what I think is a juvenile taken yesterday in Leicestershire. Zoom in to see the cobwebs he manages to fly by without disturbing.
You'll just have to imagine a refracted spider in each of those water droplets .... !
Happy Halloween/Friday :-)
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With September comes spider season on the South Shore. Here we have 5 webs on one bush that where not there last night.