On the Web by helanker
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Hello!
Another fenomenon from Mother Nature. I hope you like it. :)
Thanks for having a look and for comments to yesterdays post. Special thanks to those who added it to your favorites. I am glad you like it.
Have a lovely day.
Her we have about 18-20C = 64-68F and fresh wind, clouds and a little sun too. :)
Comments (25)
Helle, what a great POV and capture. That's one big spider, or is this a macro?
Wonderfully strange
What a shot !....most excellent Helle ! ....glad to hear you're getting cooler weather :o)
I do. A remarkable phenomenom of nature indeed.
Fabulous light! I liked the thumb crop better - more abstract, and no spider! :)
very good capture, helle.
excellent!
Wonderful perspective on this web - great shot!
Excellent capture
Super!!
Outstanding and difficult capture. You have given it that artists touch!
Fantastic capture and shot!
Stunning shot, fantastic perspective, colors and details. Looks superb!
Beautiful!!
Very nice image, great shot.
ERXCELLENT shot !!
www.spider.web
Fantastic shot.
Stunning capture!
What a great angle you have taken this from it looks great.
Hold op det er flot, Amazing shot!
Wow, godt skudt ;o))))))))))))))))))
Great POV and focus.. hugs
wonderful shot !
spider webs always make wonderful pictures, but your angle and lighting make this look like a stunning abstract from New York in the 60s. And you've turned the background into this grainy sea of soft textures and shapes, which makes this even more of a beautiful abstract—yet it's still a picture of a living creature. A magical shot, and the spider's "incandescent" lighting makes it almost like a spirit—the Native Americans would've hugged you for this, because they treat spiders like great, ancient spirits. You always make nature look new. A subtle piece of magic.