disperser Insects, Nikon D7500, Photos

Cobweb in the mist

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Cobweb in the fog

A few weeks ago, we walked out for our morning walk and it was foggy . . . and I noticed this spiderweb on the trellis that holds up the clematis.

It was probably there for a few days, but I’d never noticed it. Melisa was kind enough to wait as I shot a couple or twelve photos.

Cobweb in the fogI was looking for a way to show it better so I opened the garage to provide a dark background.

Then, I used the neighbor’s house as a background . . .

That proved to be enough contrast to show off the small drops clinging to the strands . . . although they are probably better visible in SmugMug.

Of course, it also shows off the structure and construction of it. I like the little bullseye pattern at the center.

Anyway, that’s the cobweb photos shot with the D7500. I also took a number of shots with the P900. I should compare the two . . . in another post. Also, I did not see the spider, so I don’t know the size or species.

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