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A tiny spider's web dangles in the morning light hoping for breakfast.
Can you find the Spider?
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Another image from a beautiful sunset at the Grundlsee. While walking around we found this nice spot to enjoy the last sun rays of the day. I then of course looked for compositions and found this net in the water, where I had to lean quite a bit down and forward (the water was already pretty deep there) in order make the net prominent in the image. I also closed the aperture in order to get a sunstar in the other third of the image, which turned out to be quite huge. Hope you like it!
manchmal versuche ich auch mal ein minimalistisches Foto zu machen.
Falls einige Landratten sich fragen,was das hier ist. Es ist ein Rundholz , das über die Vorderspitze eines Schiffes ragt(Klüverbaum nein:Bugspriet)mit dem Netz drunter.
Möge überall ein Netz sein, das euch auffangen kann.....und ich meine nicht das Internet....ich meine reale Beziehungen.
Sometimes I try to take a minimalist photo.
If some landlubbers wondering what this is. It is a round timber, which protrudes out of the front tip of a ship (Jibboom? no it is a bowsprit) with the net underneath.
I wish you all a network that can catch you ..... and I do not mean the Internet .... I mean real relationships.
Na de goederentrein werd er verder gegaan met het plan om TAG treinen te fotograferen. De eerste slag die met dubbele stellen reed was trein 8746 (Gd 15:13 - Apn 15:35.) Deze werd opgewacht bij het viaduct bij de A20. Hier komen de stellen langsgereden onderweg naar Alphen aan Den Rijn.
thunder is closing in. i'm drinking wine from my favorite stainless steel wine glass. the word "conductor" comes to mind.
The wait is over - Flying Point Park's beach volleyball court, looking forward to spring, which has now arrived...
A creation inspired by Irene Steeves gorgeous forest fantasy
www.flickr.com/photos/189420050@N03/50271827701/
Background cave source thanks to brother Mintaka
Horse from PD
Trees from PXfuel
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Inspired by the story of Hoffmann "The man of sand" and deals with the love story between Swanilda and Franz and that of a mysterious toy maker, Coppelius, who builds a particular doll because he has a soul, Coppelia.
my friend asked me to take pictures for her sweet 16 :):)
it's going to be on the front of the invitations!@##%
that is exciting to me.
well, i don't usually shoot portraits, so we'll see how this goes.
and plus, this is my first real "shoot" ish kind of thing. i hope it
comes out decent enough for her to use 'em. i'm going to her house
next weekend! i am stoked.
This is the second image of bubble net feeding, this time very close to the shoreline
As we were watching from the boat, a ring of bubbles appeared on the surface of the water. Within seconds a humpback surged upward bursting though the surface of the water surrounded by the ring of bubbles. As seen in this image the mouth is wide opening a frenzied attempt to catch the fish trapped by the ''net of bubbles". One humpback or several can be involved in the bubble net feeding
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In the spider world, i think few are more strange and fascinating than the Rufous Net-casting Spiders (Deinopis subrufa), also called Ogre faced spiders.
Net-casting spiders are common in bushland and gardens. By day they hide, stick-like, among foliage. By night they build beautiful little webs about the size of a postage stamp and made of thick, bluish-white cribellate silk. The web structure and web spinning behaviour reveal that the net is a highly modified orb web, as net casting spiders are descended from orb-weavers.
I found this little beauty, with damaged back right leg, on a garden screen and simply had to test the macro setting on my new phone. If you're curious to know more about these amazing spiders, here is a link to the best and most entertaining video you will ever see about Net-casting spiders.