Yes, the fourth one down is a gorgeously eye-catching web and photograph.
I like all the different ways you have looked at them, Cath.
I’m imagining you going about your garden and studying them. 🙂
It is amazing how intricate and beautiful their work can be – and incredible how long they can stretch a single strand of thread – some were all across the garden, I don’t know how he did it! 🙂
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What lovely spiders. I am a big fan of spiders and their webs. They are really magnificent little sculptures, aren’t they?
They really are – the garden was amazing this morning, they were all over from side to side in a spectacular fashion!
Amazing atmospheric pictures!!
Allo love! Thankyou x
…And an even greater morning for inspired photographers, as you have clearly proved.Very nice set 🙂
Thanks so much Alessandro..glad you liked them! 🙂
Fourth one down, Cath, with those tendrils —- a w e s o m e!
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haha, thanks John! He chose all the best places for his webs..!
Yes, the fourth one down is a gorgeously eye-catching web and photograph.
I like all the different ways you have looked at them, Cath.
I’m imagining you going about your garden and studying them. 🙂
Thanks Karen, he had put on quite a spectacular show for me! 🙂
I’ve always been amazed by the beauty of spider webs. I hate spiders, but I love what they create. Beautiful shots! 🙂
It is amazing how intricate and beautiful their work can be – and incredible how long they can stretch a single strand of thread – some were all across the garden, I don’t know how he did it! 🙂
Lovely set of images shimmering in black and white tones. Particularly like the sense of falling into the spider’s web vortex in the fourth one down!
Great comment, thanks so much Sandra..
Delightful images.
I wonder where the catch is. Or was it after their breakfast? 🙂 The fourth one is lovely!
Thanks Sorin – he was looking rather pleased with himself after his 5 webs, so I think maybe he was full of flies 🙂
Beautiful. The black and white really works for this subject matter!
Stunning images. I concur with Graham re the B&W too, perfect choice.
I agree, an excellent night for spiders!