Between my fascination with spider webs and bird nests, it's no wonder I'm drawn to fiber arts.
Here are some interesting (at least to me) morning finds:

The thick and thin of it.

What it would probably look like if I tried to build a web.

Doesn't this look like something that should be in your grandmother's jewelry box?

More Christmas tree bling.

Look closely - I found this tiny web between two rocks in the country sidewalk.
Spinning and weaving all around me.
Here are some interesting (at least to me) morning finds:

The thick and thin of it.

What it would probably look like if I tried to build a web.

Doesn't this look like something that should be in your grandmother's jewelry box?

More Christmas tree bling.

Look closely - I found this tiny web between two rocks in the country sidewalk.
Spinning and weaving all around me.
10 comments:
some awesome macros. Thx.
Your photography is amazing!
Linda
http://coloradofarmlife.wordpress.com/
These are beautiful! I wish people weren't so afraid of spiders. Did you know that spider webs can be used as a styptic to help stop bleeding?
The grandmothers necklace web is my favorite. I find it amazing that they can make these webs with so many straight lines and I have to use a ruler to do a fraction of what they do. And I'm not as delicate. Great camera shots and a good eye for small things.
The top web on the bottom of the picture looks like a funnel web grass spider...just had a lone male in the house last night...I'm mildly afraid of spiders....Ugh...lol. The webs are wonderful though!
It was gorgeous (and creepy) here this morning with all the fog. Sadly I was in a rush and couldn't grab my camera.
Great shots.
these are gorgeous! i'm glad you shared them :)
Great findings! Beautifully captured, The art of webbing. The 3rd one is the coolest one, lovely composition :D
A photo tip: a full framed web looks more attractive in B&W than in colour. Try it next time, you'll see the difference :D
Have a good day Crazysheeplady :D
So cool! Very nicely done!
Lovely! I like to look at spider webs as long as they don't clutch my hair!! Walked into quite a few in my hiking days. These are lovely - thanks for sharing.
Nancy in Iowa
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