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VERNETZT
Die Zeit verrinnt,
die Spinne spinnt
beflissen ihr Netz.
Schwebend im Raum,
man sieht es kaum.
Spinnengesetz.
(EGo)
A rose leaf was eaten by tiny caterpillars. Only the network of veins remained. I back-lit a portion of the leaf and took a macro shot. Well, I have no macro lens but tried my best. No crop. Usually, I don't crop photos. Hope you will like it.
TRNK Exhibition New York,
September 2021
Melbourne CBD, November 2019
2019.1120
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Close-up of a small spider painstakingly repairing it's wind-damaged web on a bush in my garden. I had many failed shots as I was using a slow shutter speed and the spider would not stop moving it's tiny "hands" as it feverishly repaired it's web.
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Shot at f/11 but as lens does not talk to camera, not recorded in Exif.
Ein Blick in der Firmenzentrale des hannöverschen Energieversorgers Enercity.
A look inside the headquarters of the Hanover-based energy supplier Enercity.
Website: www.heiko-roebke-photography.de
The Hague/Den Haag
Netherlands
Central Station
Randstad Rail E-line terminus
Designed by Zwarts & Jansma Architects
A few weeks ago the new terminus of the Randstad Rail E-line was opened after 2 years of building. The station is build above The Hague Central Station and is designed by Zwarts & Jansma Architects.
LOW TECH is the topic for Wed Oct 18 2017 Group Our Daily Challenge.
okay, actually, it's high tech how spiders make their networks, but they do not need any tools, no internet, no Apps.
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Even though I live only 10 miles from Scotland, last weekend was the first time I'd ventured across the border since the Coronavirus restrictions were introduced in March of last year.
I managed to capture the amazing A1 Locomotive of 60163 Tornado hauling the Northern Belle railtour along the West Coast Main Line, which was an added bonus as originally this leg of the railway journey was supposed to be diesel hauled until Carlisle, then picked up by 6201 Princess Elizabeth locomotive. However, after this engine recently suffered a fault with it's boiler, Tornado has been replacing it on all excursions where possible and, since it is was nearby anyway, it was able to haul this leg of the journey from Glasgow too.
I hadn't photographed along this stretch of railway before so I wasn't sure of what the viewpoints would be like, but looking at the map I thought this section looked promising and luckily it was - providing a wonderful moody backdrop with Tewsgill Hill beyond.
Two Remodelado's on the iconic Route 28 exit the narrowest section of the route in Alfama, Lisbon, Portugal. Route 28 is one of the most famous tram routes in the world taking in the twisty turny and very hilly single lane streets of the famous Alfama neighbourhood. Some sections of this part of the route are so narrow pedestrians have to seek shelter in doorways and you can knock on peoples doors as you go past in a tram!
Having got back from Belem we still had most of the afternoon free so we went for a ride on one of the red tour guided trams, complete with onboard commentary. This shot was taken from our tram while waiting at the traffic lights that govern this single line stretch as these two 28s made their way back onto the double line section. Being the most popular route on the Lisbon Tram network, 28s often travel in pairs to cater for the sheer amount of tourists that use the route. Unless you get to the starting point early, expect a long queue and a long wait before you can get on one.