A sparsely woven dew-laden web directs its centre towards a distant fog-obscured tree.
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A sparsely woven dew-laden web directs its centre towards a distant fog-obscured tree.
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1 A Excellent!
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Thank you very much!
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Nice shot!!!
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Many thanks! Dewy cobwebs are always interesting!
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That has to be the best and most original spiderweb-with-dew-or-raindrops I have ever seen.
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What a kind thing to say! Thank you very much, Ashley. I had one photo with a complete cobweb and the same background but I thought this one looked more intriguing.
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I really like it, Meanderer, you made a beautiful image and avoided the clichéd. 🙂
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Thank you very much, Ashley 🙂
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Beautiful
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Many thanks, AB. Dew hangs so beautifully on the gossamer-thin web strands.
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It does, many many thanks for sharing 🙂
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You’re welcome – and thank you for your kind comments.
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🙂
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très joli
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Merci beaucoup!
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great vision
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Thank you! The fog was very useful here.
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That’s brilliant, Meanderer!! 🙂
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Thank you very much, Marina 🙂
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it’s just so perfect…so utterly perfect
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You’re very kind, Liana; thank you!
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and, great title
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I like to play with titles. I’m pleased you like this one!
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Fantastical ! Really .
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🙂 Thank you, Poppy!
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The miniature, inverted refractions of the distant tree are whimsical windows that pull me right in. Beautifully visualized and accomplished, M!
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Thank you very much, Gary. I’m pleased you spotted the inverted refractions. I did consider rotating the image a’l’Adrian in order for the refractions to be the ‘right way up’, but thought that would be pushing it too far!
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And I’m very pleased that you reconsidered the Adrianic rotation–in this instance. Actually, I need to consider more of that in my own work…
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Ah – we now have shorthand for Adrian’s rotations: Adrianic. I like it – although I have a feeling he might have a word or two to say about it 😉
Yes – it has to be included in possible presentations of images along with cropping, B&W conversions, and so on.
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Adrianic? I like it! And so long as people don’t confuse me with a sister ship of the Titanic, with similar sinking propensities, all should go swimmingly … 🙂 …
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🙂
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Oh I like this very much, M, what a striking image! For me, the strands of web going out to the picture’s edges disappear, and I’m left with some bizarre and colourless, multi-eyed creature that is leaning forward towards me out of the backdrop, and peering at me with its many, dark-lidded eyes. Wonderful! A 🙂
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Many thanks, Adrian. I’m pleased you like this one. I like the idea of a multi-eyed creature staring out from the fog. I’m not scared ……. much 😉
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What a stunning photo, it’s pure magic. And right for a poster on the wall;-)
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Thanks so much, Truels! These kinds of cobwebs can be found in many places after a damp cold night and provide never-ending wonderment and fascination.
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I have seen – and photographed – several webs, but this one with those magic drops – and your photo! – is is really stunning and exceptional….
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Thank you very much, Truels! It’s nice to find something a little unusual 😉
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A little – hmmmm – no —- VERY unusual 😉
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🙂
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This is a very good web shot. I don’t think that I have seen better. The faint image of the tree really makes it.
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Thanks very much, Dave. I’ve photographed webs in this spot before. They seem to remain intact and, as it’s in a sheltered spot, the drops remain intact too.
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