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Spider web

Spider web

Spider web in between tree branches. This photo was taken on a cold and foggy morning.

Spider web in between tree branches. This photo was taken on a cold and foggy morning.
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Canon EOS 1000D

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 800 Shutter 1/320

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Jul, 2013

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Great capture of something very sticky

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Thank you, it was a cold and foggy morning when I took that photo.

excellent capture of this beautiful web!

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Thank you.

Great work!

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Thank you.

Amazing web,,,great shot!!!

Really a lovely work of art, wonderful capture!

good detail

What a fantastic capture!! Beautiful!

Nice shot!

Nice shot, well captured....

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Incredible shot!! :)

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Absolutely wonderful capture.

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