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Analítica Web: Desarrollamos informes semanales o mensuales a nuestros clientes analizando los resultados de sus portales, para que tengan una visión clara de cómo los clientes utilizan su web, con lo que podemos preparar de una manera clara como mejorar su servicio, sus puntos fuertes y en los que debe mejorar, aportando soluciones y estrategias para lograrlo.

 

As a side project over the next few months, I have decided to make a photo desk Web site for people who work the various photo desks at The Plain Dealer.

 

There are so many sites we visit, each with different sign-ons and passwords, and so many little tasks we do that require one to use, for example, the Firefox browser -- or Excite or Netscape -- exclusively (or the procedure doesn't work) that it seems a good idea to have a site where all these little tasks can be spelled out.

 

And since I wanted to have some art for the main page of the site, which I wanted to be as wide and thin as possible, I searched the archives for an image that could would fit the bill, so to speak, and I tweaked it in CS3 Beta. I may put some type on this image ... or not.

The spiderswebs on a bridge over the Rea got frosty this morning...

Lancia Delta S4 (1985) RAC Lombard Rally

I spent some time shooting spider webs and came up with this series, many of which are significantly modified post-production.

Mark Webber enters turn 6 during Montreal Grand Prix qualifying.

Early morning Mist gathered on spiders web in back garden.

Choke Canyon State Park

Early morning spider webs at Lemoine Conservation Area, Kingston, ON

The big steel spider that made this web wasn't around. Probably eaten by one of those big steel birds from Heathrow.

 

Taken from underneath one of a line of pylons that march across the southern part of Staines Moor. I'm not a big fan of pylons, so looked for an unusual view. I grudgingly accept that they help us all when we're after a cup of tea.

 

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Experimenting b&w landscape photography combined with close ups with my new camera. Liked the spider webs with the morning dew and expended the horizon a bit to capture the urban forest.

Mare d'Amare 2011

Tutte le immagini sono di Filippo Tomasi

per Nove da Firenze

Ever walk around and get that feeling that you just walked face first into a spider web? Being taller than many people, I seem to catch webs that a lot of people pass under...

This image was created after a forest rain revealed what otherwise may have gone unnoticed.

  

Notice of Copyright: This image is the legal creative property of Jeffrey Hecker.

ANY use or reuse without prior written consent from Jeffrey Hecker is in direct violation of the provisions set forth in Title 17 of the US Copyright code.

Rio Grande margaritas. Site of the Fort Collins Flickr group meet up #2. A good time had by all. Lensbaby 3G. f/4

Med macrofokusadapter

Thank you all for your kind visits and encouraging faves.I really need them a lot.

Garden Spider, (Araneus diadematus) sitting in its web.

Paris Web 2017 : 2e journée des conférences

Crédit : © Franck Paul

Progresive Web Apps, London 2016, , Code Node, City of London. Images copyright of www.edtelling.com

Web design for Jade, winter 2011.

Very clean design, strutured, where the main element are the images.

It's been used a handwritten style tipography to give a soft and close feeling to the customers.

Spider webs have existed for at least 100 million years, as witnessed in a rare find of Early Cretaceous amber from Sussex, southern England. Insects can get trapped in spider webs, providing nutrition to the spider; however, not all spiders build webs to catch prey, and some do not build webs at all. "Spider web" is typically used to refer to a web that is apparently still in use (i.e. clean), whereas "cobweb" refers to abandoned (i.e. dusty) webs. However, "cobweb" is used to describe the tangled three-dimensional web of some spiders of the theridiidae family. While this large family is also known as the tangle-web spiders, cobweb spiders and comb-footed spiders, they actually have a huge range of web architectures.

Web 1 Otaki Gorge, Toyota, Aichi, Japan

e.[ad] Escuela de Arquitectura y Diseño.

Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile

Art of a Spider

This is one of MANY images taken on a trip to Santa Fe, NM from Ft. Collins, CO. The trip had a purpose, to photograph a wedding of a dear friend, but we also saw lots of fun stuff along the way and while in Santa Fe. 1000 miles through the beauty of Southwestern Colorado on Highway 285. 2000 images including the ones taken at the wedding. My wife and I really enjoyed the trip and we will do it again....soon.

 

El Mariachi Porvenir performing at the rehearsal dinner. Lensbaby 2.0 f/5.6

Pues tras ver un enlace de Daniel Garzee, me he animado a hacer una web a modo de portofolio con este servidor gratuito. Tiene el inconveniente de unos añadidos por algún lado y el programa de creación de la pagina no es la octava maravilla del mundo, pero bueno... es gratis!

 

A ver que os parece: www.wix.com/guillelopez/photography

Butterfly and other insects caught in spider web

 

i think this is going to be the homepage to my web assingment. we had to pick a political issue and i chose abortion. if you look at my stuff you will see that i'm obsessed with polaroids, but i was thinking about how a baby develops and (by coincidence) came up with this.

 

i promise i won't do anymore polaroid stuff this school year. =)

 

the polaroids are going to be the navigation, but i don't want it to be obvious navigation with text, so i'm thinking about placing images over the bikeseat that would suggest what kind of content would be on the page.

 

Intro to Web

 

Imagine such a pile of ice landing on your head...

Photograph from Great Indian Developer Summit 2010 held in Bangalore, India, 20-23 April 2010, produced by Saltmarch Media. Photograph ©Copyright Saltmarch Media. Non-commercial use permitted with attribution and linkback to this page on Saltmarch's Flickr photostream. All other rights reserved.

Trip to standalone Farm

2/14 Alpaca/Silk in Nile green- 8 oz./ 1736 yards

Harrisville Shetland in Gold, Melon, Poppy, Red, and Magenta- 8 oz./ 900 yards each

 

No real plans for the green. I just had to have it because it was too beautiful to leave there. The rest is for colorwork mittens, probably.

Frozen spider web! I was messing with my macro lens.

KUA Spring Dance, Classical and Vocal Concert 2014

A slightly less than perfect spider web catching the morning misty frozen droplets

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