Showing posts with label silk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label silk. Show all posts
Thursday, May 6, 2010
silky fine
One good close-up shot of a strand of spiders silk deserves another, I always say. A hallow of abandoned trees in an otherwise developed neighborhood had hundreds of these strands, all swaying in the soft breeze and morning sun rays.
Labels:
2nd and Edgewood,
Arlington,
Clarendon,
close-up photography,
silk,
web
floating in the firmament
A tiny, tiny piece of tree dander suspended from the silken wire of a small insect. The air felt dead calm, but yellow ballerina (or guitar, or broom, or rocket, or octopus) kept dancing from imperceptible flows in and out of my pane of focus.
Labels:
8th and Irving,
Arlington,
Blue,
Clarendon,
close-up photography,
floating,
silk,
web,
yellow
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