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Web of Time (Macro)

Web of Time (Macro)

It probably took the spider who created this all night to create and thus the title name.

It probably took the spider who created this all night to create and thus the title name.
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Z6

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Aperture 14/10 ISO 100 Shutter 1/1250 Focal Length 50/1

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San Antonio, Texas, US

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Jan, 2023

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This is really intricate! I hate spiders, but I have to give it to you, an amazing capture!

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