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A few more water droplets on a spider web.

Spider web vs light

 

HBW!

HMBT!

Don't know what creature creates these webs (a spider I presume) but they tied multiple seed heads together to form this pod.

 

If anyone has any idea what it is and the creature that forms them then an ID would be greatly appreciated

Hudson River Park, New York

Noah, pullip Fc

Colorful rhythms in the breeze

 

Web strands shot during wind movement and under bright conditions provide an optical spectrum feast, due to waves of light being scattered by the silk - diffraction - speed of the shutter, and quantity of softness from a softly focused lens, i.e. not focused sharply on the web threads at any given moment.

Much of what I capture is by trial and error and a good deal of luck, not judgement, as I react spontaneously to these intriguing opportunities. The light however, has to be right.

Broken down old cottage viewed through a cobweb covered in water droplets

A spider built this between two shrubs so it is pretty well protected. I'm trying not to disturb it.

spiders web in my back garden

One of thousands of fog decorated spider webs on a dewy morning. Skamania Co, WA, 7 Oct 2020.

Spider webs in the marsh grass...something new to my eyes since moving to Maine.

Tall ship Wavertree, at South Seaport Museum, New York

spider and web refraction.

I am on holiday in Spain at the moment but have brought a few images with me so I can keep posting through to the end of Arachtober

  

for Arachtober 28

 

A frosty, still, misty morning meant that I took 90 minutes to do a 20 minute journey to work - and I would have taken longer except I had a meeting to attend. Outside the Swan Hotel in Newby Bridge, the riverside cobwebs were so still I could take this macro photo handheld.

An early morning web with a touch of dew

Taken at Beaver Lake

Baldwinsville, NY

 

Not a spider, but its beautiful web, shown off by the dew drops.

A nursery web spider (Pisaurina sp.) soaking in the morning sun.

I was watching this little spider making a web between branches of a pine tree. An insect was already caught in the web, but was ignored by the spider as it continued on the web construction. Before completing the web, though, it went over to grab it for lunch.

Webs don't even have to be perfectly shaped - dew and sunlight transform them!

Frosted spiders web in my garden this morning. Best viewed on black.

Zeiss 21/2.8 Milvus

Sunrise at the Arapaho Bend nature area

Happy Web Wednesday!

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