Caught in a Web, 2011
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Very cool! Spiderwebs definitely freak me out a little bit, but you've got to be impressed with those spinning skills.
ReplyDeleteIt lures me in.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this! My husband has a serious fear of spiders but I sort of think they're cool.
ReplyDeleteGreat Shot!
ReplyDeleteI am not that keen on spiders, but it is usually my job to remove them from the house.
I think that their ability to spin such lovely intricate webs is amazing and their tenacity is even more impressive when a web is damaged, they are out there immediately all set to make repairs.
The best time to really get a good look at the web, is a little later in the year, when the first light frosts appear. The web then takes on a beauty all its own.
Thanks for sharing.
Yvonne
Nicely captured. I really dislike spiders, but their webs are fascinating.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a shot. Fascinating.
ReplyDeleteHappy WW!
WOw!
ReplyDeleteNice capture. Amazing the amount of work that goes into building a web like that.
ReplyDeleteexcellent! isn't it amazing a bug makes that?
ReplyDeleteI am not a fan of spiders. This web is cool looking but the spider that must have created has to have been huge. Yikes!
ReplyDeleteHow funny we both did webs! Your spider has been very busy! Mine had only caught one and I saw him do it. They sure move fast when the catch something. It was kinda creepy. lol
ReplyDeleteNice bokeh on this shot. At first, I thought "that's an odd pattern for a cracked window."
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Nice capture.
ReplyDeleteYou have to admire their beautiful work! Great shot.
ReplyDeleteFor some reason this is creepy
ReplyDeleteLOL--first Heather's web and now yours. And they're both just as lovely as can be!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this photo! The web is so intricate and perfect! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteEvery spider web is a miracle to me - so strange that they can make a pattern like that, and they do it so fast it makes your head spin.
ReplyDeleteIf I had to add a word, I can't decide if it would be eueueueu, or gorgeous! LOL
ReplyDeleteWe love to watch spider webs like this at night - they're just fascinating.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic capture.
ReplyDeleteVery cool photo!
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicate and lacy against the background. Nice!
ReplyDeleteLove it ... yet another wonderful shot! The moment I saw the web I thought of Matilda in Thelma Rae's garden.
ReplyDeleteWhat's up with you and Heather and the spider webs? Creepy!
ReplyDeleteA well captured web.
ReplyDeleteAh, that one would make a cool book cover!
ReplyDeleteAwesome web!!
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I love spider webs. Great shot. Very nice bokeh.
ReplyDeleteThis is great. We've found that spider webs can be difficult to shoot. And I wonder what caused the huge hole in the middle!
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