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Spinnenweb, spider web with backlighting

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Sunrise across a spider web 😊

Was revealed in early morning after a overnight dew.,

So cold today - you can see these icy webs everywhere here :D

 

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- Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada -

Had Fun Shooting rained on Spider Web's.

The big circular web woven by an enterprising spider on my front verandah of my house.

 

The broken bits near the foreground were caused by me when I got too close while photographing the trapped insect and accidentally touched it with my fingers.

Miniature cob web in the sunlight

“In the spider-web of facts, many a truth is strangled.”

Paul Eldridge

 

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Londolozi Game Reserve

South Africa

 

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On the morning of September 27, as we went out on the game drive inside the reserve, we noticed there were spider webs everywhere in the landscape. There must have been hundreds of them glistening in the morning dew. We stopped and took some images of the fabulous webs, some of them in pristine condition. I took images of three different webs, one with a spider in the center. The image on this upload does not contain a spider, but it is a beautiful web with wonderful bokeh.

The Fog, is sticking to the Spider Web.

One of the main streets in the light web at night. Photos made in Moscow. building of the XIX century.

A fly that has just bee in a web and weaved by a spider now being decapitated by a hornet

The shore of the Istra Reservoir. September 2017.

 

Camera: Nikon F80

Lens: Sigma 150/2.8

Film: FujiFilm Superia 200

Scanned by Minolta Dimage ScanElite 5400 by VueScan

Cottage Lake has toxic blue-green algae. Some days look better than others and it mostly accumulates at the lake's shore lines.

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The Brilliant Weaving of a Spiders Web

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