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Coneflower on the High Line, NYC.

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The light was just right to capture this spiderweb.

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The light on this spider web hit it so that different colors were reflecting in the silky strands.

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The lighting was perfect to capture the threads of this spider web in our back yard.

Today my photographic journey started with a super macro lens, lots of water, glue sticks, and the vibrant glow of an iPad screen. What resulted was a captivating photograph that seamlessly blended the elements of water, glue, and the patriotic hues of red, white, and blue – a creation that seemed to echo the spirit of a superhero's web, reminiscent of Spider-Man himself.

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Sitio web de consulta de servicios ETB, desde este sitio puedes consultar y pagar tu factura de ETB

Questo ragnetto invece era fuori dalla finestra...

 

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Sundown coneflower on the High Line, NYC.

Conferencia en el evento Mexico Web 2.0 en Cancún.

Hayley Weber poses down in the San Vicente Creek area.

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Lionfish at the Denver Aquarium. Using the low light to my advantage with a long exposure on a tripod.

 

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Arco Arena, Feb. 6th, 2009. The retirement of Chris Webber's #4 Jersey.

The male is the little guy in the corner---Photo by John

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