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Thursday, May 02, 2013

52 Photos Project, Week Two: Microscopic

Spider webs fascinate me. Wet spider webs with rain droplets thrill me. I can spend an inordinate amount of time fighting with my lens trying to get focused on the thin thread of a spider's web.




(My contribution to Week Two of the 52 Photos Project: Microscopic. Go check it out, there are many others who participate!)

23 comments:

  1. Worth the inordinate amount of time, ann. So very pretty.

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    1. Thanks, Mich! I enjoy playing trying to capture them. They are so very delicate.

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  2. i love the droplets on the web...one of my favorite things to photograph. beautiful!!!

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  3. You haven't been reading Annie Dillard, have you? She kept a spider (didn't kill it) in a corner of her bathroom when she lived at Tinker Creek, keeping notes on the meals it consumed....

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    1. No, not at the present moment, Jim! I'm not that nice--I'd attempt to kill the spider if it was in my bathroom!

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  4. I love photos of dewy spiderwebs. You got some great ones!

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  5. Spider webs are fascinating and you got some wonderful photos.

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  6. These are beautiful! Definitely worth the time you spent fighting with your lens!

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  7. I love the way you captured the shape of the spider web through the rain droplets, Annie! They glisten like miniature star constellations. Blessings!

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  8. It is gorgeous, you did a great job. like strings of pearls out in the woods.
    ~Dawn

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    1. Thanks, Dawn! They do remind me of strings of pearls!

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  9. Oh I love the spiders web too. I have even sprayed one with water to photograph it! Gorgeous gorgeous microscopic!

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    1. MIriam, what a smart idea! I never thought of doing that! Next time I see a dry spider web, I might have to try that!

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  10. I love spider webs, too, and the only way I've ever gotten decent photos of one was when it had dew or rain on it. These are lovely!

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    1. !!! Now I am wondering if they HAVE to be wet in order for the camera to "see" them. Hmmm...I might have to do a little experimenting!

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  11. the web looks like the most delicate lace- just lovely

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  12. Thank you so much for sharing these gorgeous shots to {microscopic}!!

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