I think there are two webs here (Missing sector ?) Happy Web Wednesday ;0)

The light caught this web just right, highlighting all of the amazing details.

As the morn sun shone

on the spider's soft misty web

a hue prism did show...

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I never saw the spider and her web until I saw the pic.

Explored 11/17/11, according to Flickr Scout; but, I didn't discover this until 6/19/12. :)

Macro of a spider web on a foggy morning.

A backlit dew covered web hanging onto Broom Bush branches with an early morning sunshine adding a lovely warm autumn glow.

At this time of the year we see many webs hanging around. They are built by the European Spider who is not far away waiting for an unsuspecting insect to become entangled in its web.

Tofino, BC, Canada.

Leighton Moss

A mass of webs in the forest near Ladybower in early autumn.

First shot from this years summer/holiday album.

While in France I noticed these creepy fairly large spiders making haunting webs around the windows in an old barn. This one was tucking into one of his friends!!

I have been informed it only takes a day or two to make a web like this.

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Nature Scenes 2010

Hope everyone has a great day :)

Objektiv: Leitz Macro-Elmar-R 4/100

View On White

Pisaura mirabilis sunning itself on a small mound of Ivy in my garden in Wigan, Lancs. Spider's body approx. 10mm long. Taken with my Sigma 105mm macro lens at approx. 32cm distance from the subject

I love this time of year. The fog is heavy leaving dew drops on the spider webs. This one is on a wire fence.

Pentax SMC-M 50mm f/1.7 Reverse mount adapter

... they are far from being shot perfectly (a kingdom for a tripod at the right time) ...

Johns Hopkins Glacier

Dreary morning, but the light was decent, the dew was heavy, and tiny webs were everywhere...

This abstract composite design is derived from nature. A painterly rendering adds texture and dimension to the mysterious chalky, crayon-like colorful lines. I enjoy these colors which are simultaneously bright and smudgy and give the feel of rich oil pastels.

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Bud, Web & Water

Arachtober 28th. A juvenile Araneus diadematus with a beautiful pristine web, all set up for the night.

Photo taken at Barcroft Park in Arlington, VA.

On the 1 Train waiting to depart South Ferry station in New York City.

The artist is a receptacle for emotions that come from all over the place: from the sky, from the earth, from a scrap of paper, from a passing shape, from a spider's web.

-Pablo Picasso-

This web is in the shape of a bowl....☺

Happy Web Wednesday have a great day ;0)