By morning mists

In and around the barn at Quilmet - everywhere is spiders, webs and insects

End of september in the garden

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A spider web is outlined by the light of the sun against the dark background of a tree in the shadow. The spider can be seen in the centre of its web.

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This shot was taken last month while on our way to breakfast at Chambers Bay Grill here in University Place.

Edited with Polarr Photo Editor

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Like an acrobat dancing in the evening sun...only this is done to survive.

The sun was backlighting and revealing this gorgeous web and Garden Spider (Orb Weaver) so beautifully, it just had to be snapped...! ;-)

Nikon D7100 + Tokina 100mm f/2.8 FX Macro Lens (AT-X M100 AF PRO D AF 100mm f/2.8)

f/3 @ 1/250 @ iso 400

(tweaked in Smart Photo Editor)

I cheated and used a star filter on my camera to get the sparkle on this dew covered spider web.

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Web in the fog at North Point Park near Baltimore. Taken with a LensBaby w/10X diopter.

San Diego Botanic Gardens Encinitas

Aren't they a marvel of engineering and artistry!! Strong too! Some little spider had slung an invisible web across the path I took from the sitting room out onto the deck and I am STILL picking bits of it out of my hair and off my face!

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Sony Carl Zeiss Planar 50mm 1.4 ZA.

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I love when these hidden treasures are exposed but I like to know where the spider is too . . . :)

My first web photo, just in time for Halloween . . . .

Morning light shining through a spider web.