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I met this great architect in my portico this morning by 4.30 am. He was at the centre of his amazing creation waiting for his prey. I wished to shoot this after sunrise with back-lighting because the web was wet with rain drops. But i had a doubt whether this would exist till sunrise.
Hence tried several shots with flash. My doubts became true. When i came out to see him in the morning the web was not there.
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Dozens of spider webs were present along the American River. The fog added some moisture to the web highlighting the structure as it was illuminated in the morning light.
Still learning how to use the Olympus PL3, so far it has great 'out-of-camera' results. I'm impressed how well it holds up at iso 1600. It's a great camera for travel. In my case it goes running with me along the river trail to catch these kind of opportunities.
An odd spider web I saw hiking around Kamakura. It looks like the spider incorporated a piece of cloth or something into its web, and somehow ended up making it spiral out as well.
Taken with the Panasonic GX7 using the Panasonic 12-35mm F2.8 lens.
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I Phone shot taken on the Riverwalk in Columbus MS. This spider worked so hard, I had to share his work.
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a sign meant for caution, becomes a graffiti surface, a surface for a spider to create its web for catching food
We just spent a lazy Sunday around the house. I start my new job tomorrow, hooray!
This looks about 100 x better large, or on black
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I found this cool spider web in the garden and sprayed it down with a mist of water. I love all the droplets caught in the web. Webs are definitely delicate.
I was struck by the way the light reflected off this spider web. I don’t think I’ve ever seen one with such perfectly formed rings. It was a very busy spider!
115 Pictures in 2015 - Theme No. 104 - Rings
Playing with some spider webs this morning.......can see there is alot to learn mastering the clarity of this type of Macro....specially when the slightest breeze plays with your patience.
My old 35mm film archive.
The spider web with dew drops is the favorite subject for most hobbyists.
This was taken many years ago when I bought my first macro lens i.e. the Tamron 90mm.
I could not get close to the web because it was hanged up above at the door frame of a house.
The water drops are not big enough in the picture.
Anyways this is my early attempt with macro shooting.
If you love macro pictures like me, please give some comments on my other macro shots
Spider webs everywhere - strewn across the grasses and low lying foliage on this misty morning. Heaven!!
This web appeared more glorious in the morning after catching water. Its designer never intended for it to be so.
Spider web at the Sensory Patios of Tucson Botanical Gardens, August 14 2014.
I was hampered by a breeze that was enough to fold up the bottom of the web. The image was processed to darken the background.
RAW file p;rocessed with Olympus Viewer 3.
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A deliciously foggy and cold (-1C) morning left lots of sparkly spider webs shimmering in the sunrise.