Many tiny bodies of water on this very small spider web. Another image form the Warren Grove photo outing.
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And they accuse me of stretching a theme well beyond breaking point, boy am I proud of you.
What a cool shot - this is breathtaking!
Wonderful shot! The beads on the web are just great.
I like how something so simple is yet so complex, its as if each tiny drop was sewn together to create the web. I like how the colors are bright and play of each other. Great job.
A beautiful find, Steve, and well photographed.
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