So for Diane, or any other lovers of the magic of spider webs, here are two pix that Gerry and I managed last weekend. The rest are blurry, mostly from trying to focus on the spider and not having a tripod in use.
I’m still Lolo’s Child, but pivoting a bit to embrace one of her battle cries, “Another Adventure.” Sharing life challenges in my seventh decade, but occasionally sharing art and joy, as well.
Saturday, October 14, 2006
For Yarngoddess
I told Diane (Yarngoddess) that I was going to post pix of my spider webs, and then promptly forgot. That was a few days ago, but as you can see, some things aren't lost forever, just temporarily misplaced in this little pea-brain.
So for Diane, or any other lovers of the magic of spider webs, here are two pix that Gerry and I managed last weekend. The rest are blurry, mostly from trying to focus on the spider and not having a tripod in use.
So for Diane, or any other lovers of the magic of spider webs, here are two pix that Gerry and I managed last weekend. The rest are blurry, mostly from trying to focus on the spider and not having a tripod in use.
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3 comments:
Wow, really colorful leaves and the spider is huge! Not like the ones in my yard! When I took my photo there were three, but I couldn't get in a position to get all three shining in the sunlight without disturbing one.
As you know,I LOVE spiders, and would never, never kill one (unless of course, it was a poisonous type & I found it inside the house - even THEN I'd hate to.)These photos are so clear & lovely! Shows the spider in a totally natural setting, doing what spiders DO! Love it!
I'm seeing more webs and spiders recently. Aren't the webs just incrediable? I am always fascinated by spider webs.
Hugs-
Linda F from FL
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