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I took this picture on the morning. Yesterday, I found out this cobweb in the middle of my plum tree, and I took some picture of it, but then, I had an idea. Put some water on it, and photograph it with light. Light + water + bokeh, aww... This is my love.
I put it with a spray and took some pictures. So, that's for the water on the cobweb. But after a while, I thought it would be great to spray some water around the cobweb. So that's why there's some little bokeh on the sides !
And you can notice that we can see something like a shade of the cobweb on the right of the picture :)
And this week, I advise you to listen to:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8vxyYLUDm4
I love his voice :p
Please leave a comment, it will make me happy :D
See you soon ;)
My 1950s nylon dress began life as an undergarment, but now it’s the perfect gossamer frock when paired with a slip (or bikini coverup when not). Its diaphanous layers are like cobwebs: transparent textures show sheer in sunlight & tear easily – wearer beware. This Oriental bottle is a souvenir from my mom’s island vacation decades ago; its wildly romantic (secret) origins inspire me to carry it close to my heart… Fashionshesays.com.
As we walked on we happened across vast banks of gorse bushes. They were beautifully festooned with cobwebs still effused with the morning dew.
I captured this image of a cobweb near Fountains Abbey in North yorkshire.
The sunlight was shining through the web and the background was in complete shadow. So I dialled down the Exposure Bias and added a slow shutter speed. And let the wind and a little camera movement do the rest.
I then used a bit of artistic license to create this final image in LRC!
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An abandoned cotton spinning mill somewhere in Wales. Abandoned for some time, not sure on the history behind it. Visited with Wiffsmiff23. Ended up doing some obscure macro work as part of the visit too.
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I didn't see any foxes tonight and only just saw this one yesterday, it looks like he's got cobwebs between his ears, must've been asleep a long time !
In the mid-1780s, John Fitzpatrick, the 2nd Earl of Upper Ossory, led a campaign to improve Ampthill's town centre. Amongst the improvements was a row of cottages built in Woburn Street in the fashionable 'cottage orné' style between 1812 and 1816 to house his estate workers.
The cottage shown was built in 1816 (the year after the Battle of Waterloo) as indicated by the plaque that also displays the Earl of Upper Ossory's cypher.
'Cottage orné' meaning 'decorated cottage', refers to a movement of 'rustic', stylised cottages of the late 18th and early 19th century during the Romantic movement, when some sought to discover a more "natural" way of living as opposed to the formality of the preceding baroque and neo-classical architectural styles.
Cobweb Houseleek - Sempervivo ragnateloso, Sempervivum arachnoideum
Gran Paradiso N.P., Piedmont, Italy
Seen in our garden in Tewkesbury Gloucestershire UK. It was after a severe frost and some freezing fog
This elaborate cobweb is supported by the branches of a small shrub. Some cobwebs were spun on clumps of grass.
Landscape Composition; Crystal Waters Farm, Warwick New York (the spiders keep the flies off the horses); (c) Diana Lee Photo Designs
Triangulate Cobweb Spider (Steatoda triangulosa). This specimen is another uninvited guest that had taken up residence in a dark corner of my basement. Arvada, Jefferson Co., Colo.