If you look closely, you can see the tiny water droplets.
As I was taking these photos, more and more water condensed on the webs weighing them down and they began to collapse all around me.
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Surfing the web
When it's foggy in the morning, the spiders' webs get covered in little droplets, just like everything else. This tiny web was built between the branches of a grape vine.
As I was taking these photos, more and more water condensed on the webs weighing them down and they began to collapse all around me.
As I was taking these photos, more and more water condensed on the webs weighing them down and they began to collapse all around me.
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Lovely picture...
ReplyDeletethank the Gods [and the spiders] for dewy webs...
with a bit moisture...
or fog...
they make a great subject...
possibly a close second to poppy shots in my archive.
Wonderful stuff! And being so short-lived, capturing them at their finest like this will be especially satisfying.
ReplyDeleteAmazing!
ReplyDeleteChouette! You caught it in all its glory!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful picture. And you have a discerning eye, to see the possibility of detail in something so small.
ReplyDeleteYour photographs are always lovely.
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