Spiders web.
Spiders wed i saw early I'm the morning covered in dew drops.
Spiders wed i saw early I'm the morning covered in dew drops.
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I was working early one morning and it was a nice cold and frosty morning , the kind where the grass is wet with dew and the sun was just up. Anyway i saw this spiders web hanging from a traffic sign and got my phone out zoomed in and just snapped the picture. Sorry to say there was no planning in it but it just shows it pays to be aware of what is around you whether you have your camera or even a phone, as they say '' Being in the right place at the right time ''.Time
It was taken at 7 am.Lighting
I was lucky that when i saw the spiders web i was looking towards where the sun was rising and it was because of this light it highlighted the dew on the web and that gave me the idea to take a photo of it.Equipment
It was my I Phone 6, it shows sometimes you don't always need a big fancy camera just a bit of imagination.Inspiration
I love to try and see something different when i am taking photos, whether it is a shape in the clouds or what looks like a face in some stones on a wall, even when i am looking at other peoples photos i like to see if i can see something in their photos maybe they have not.Editing
No photo is as i took it.In my camera bag
I had a Panasonic Gh1 but have just changed to a Nikon D7200 so learning how to use this camera just now.Feedback
You never know when you might see something, it is a big beautiful world out there, take the time to really look around and take notice of it all around you, and even if you don't have your camera get your phone one out you never know what you could capture, better than miss something that would make a great picture. :-))
