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Showing posts with label spiderweb. Show all posts
Friday, October 27, 2017
Worth a Second Look 3
I took this photo in April 2016. Droplets on a spiderweb have been photographed by many photographers before me but what I think makes this photo worth a second look are the several ways the delicate web contrasts with the muscular cables.
Labels:
fog,
second look,
spiderweb,
West Bay Walkway
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
World Wet Web
Fog doesn't just alter the big picture, it has a wonderful effect on the small scale too, though I imagine spiders are not keen it.
Labels:
Esquimalt,
fog,
spiderweb,
Victoria BC Canada,
West Bay Walkway
Saturday, September 14, 2013
Webby
Another seasonal aspect of the forest that I noticed on my last trip out to Thetis Lake is that there are more spider webs at this time of year. I guess all the baby spiders that were born during the summer are now grown up and making their own webs. Whatever the reason, walking through the undergrowth means regularly picking the webs off one's face and clothing. It's a shame because often, like the web pictured above, they are beautiful, intricate structures.
Labels:
spiderweb,
Thetis Lake Park,
Victoria BC Canada
Thursday, October 22, 2009
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