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On of the the bridges over Stony Brook (SP of the same name) there were 4 or 5 spider webs. I quickly leaned how difficult it is to photograph them when the background in mostLT cases is bright-white water. You need something dark (a post in this case) in back of the web. Well anyway, this is only my 2nd attempt at web photograpy and I hope I did OK.
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Mark Webber heads down to L'Epingle hairpin corner of Circuit Gilles Villeneuve in the Red Bull - Renault RB8 during second practice for the 2012 Canadian Grand Prix.
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David Webber's work ("Protrait #14") with four cathode ray televisions (it was great to see light emit from a source rather than reflect)
I think this one is probably my favorite. I just love the way the light refracts in the tiny threads. Amazing. Just amazing.
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Went over to Matt's house for a cookout and to hang out with friends. Took a few pictures while I was there!
New grill for Christmas! There's more to it than just the wheel, I promise.
This is the biggest web I've ever seen, and the little spider spinning it was speeding right along. It was about 6 feet in the air, hanging off a building.
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Not everything is as it seems, not even this spider web. It may look perfect from a distance but when you look closer, you can tell that it’s not. I know that nothing’s ever perfect, but it’s okay. It’s what makes our world amazing, and it’s what makes us human.
Wireframe sketches from the AEM.org web redesign created while working at Northwoods Software.
Round 2 mainpage concept with mega menu.
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Wireframe sketches from the AEM.org web redesign created while working at Northwoods Software.
Round 1 mainpage concept 1D.
These seeds were caught in a spider's web above the forest floor. I used an on camera flash and then tucked a small LED light beneath the web for backlight.
Ankarana National Reserve, near Antsiranana, northern Madagascar.
Ankarana Special Reserve is a protected area in northern Madagascar created in 1956. It is a small, partially vegetated plateau composed of 150-million-year-old middle Jurassic limestone. With an average annual rainfall of about 2,000 millimetres (79 in), the underlying rocks have been eroded to produce caves and feed subterranean rivers - a karst topography. The rugged relief and the dense vegetation have helped protect the region from human intrusion and exploitation.
Beginning in the 1960s, expatriate Frenchman Jean Duflos undertook a huge amount of exploration of the cave systems and subterranean rivers of the massif, much of it on his own or with visiting speleologists. Around 100 kilometres (62 miles) of cave passages within the massif have been mapped. La Grotte d'Andrafiabe, one of the most accessible caves, comprises at least 8 kilometres (5 miles) of horizontal passages. Indeed, the massif contains the longest cave systems in Madagascar, and probably in the whole of Africa.
This large underground network of caves and rivers is a home to 14 species of bats, as well as giant eels, endemic blind shrimps and crocodiles. Rock spires and dropping water contribute to the atmosphere.
The cave walls were covered in spiders - very big spiders - some with really strange webs and dangling cocoons.
Centuries ago in the course of the war between local Ankarana tribe and Merina tribe kings used to hide in the caves and some possibly died there. Locals strongly believe that their spirits still hover somewhere in the caves so loud noises are banned. Even menstruating women are not permitted to enter, according to the local fady or taboo. Our guide turned off his torch for a few minutes to allow us to feel the spirits ... it was a very powerful moment. We were also aware that there could be creatures that we could not see.