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Enter the Labyrinth

Enter the Labyrinth

This Labyrinth Spider feasts on its prey at the opening of its web.

This Labyrinth Spider feasts on its prey at the opening of its web.
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Aperture f/11 ISO 640 Shutter 1/250 Focal Length 244/1

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Sep, 2015

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