Cobwebs have fascinated me, since the time I saw black and white Hindi movies, about, ghosts, spirits and the supernatural. These movies always had shots of huge cobwebs in dilapidated, uninhabited houses. And I was always amazed at the gorgeous shape and perfect, intricate structure of completely formed cobwebs. With plenty of spiders around, and a new camera around, I have tried a few shots of them.
In my backyard, when went out to dry my laundry. The spider was a quarter of a regular mosquito in size, and hiding in one of the clips.
In the wild outdoors, on one of our day trips.This one is a 'whole' web!
4 comments:
am scared of them......eeekkssssss
I also wanted to click webs but could never get results that I wanted. It's an intriguing subject for photography. But like I said before, I'm so glad you're making such good use of your camera and having fun with it!
Wowww!beautiful! really..Woww!
Shruti - I am that way with reptiles!
D - I think to get the perfect results you would need a dark background, so that the web can show clearly, difficult to get that in the daytime, in the outdoors. However, if you spot a cobweb, try shooting it at night, with a flash, may work, just guessing, but the lens may not focus well if its too dark.... give it a try and let me know!
Trish - Thankee sweety!
Post a Comment