#2020PhotoChallenge
The cobweb looks like the work of an eccentric architect seemingly with no idea what they’re doing. Finishing with a perfectly imperfect natural design. Which will be utilised by just one living creature. The spider. Sitting and waiting patiently, for it’s next victim and meal to visit.
It would seem that patience really is a virtue in achieving one’s goals.
The spider does it so well.
There was a fly, who sat on that flower, now devoured by that patient spider.
Judes Photography Challenge.
Themes / Techniques:
Click on the links to view the assignments for that month if you want to plan your photography shoots.
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- January: Composition and Framing
- February: Being Creative with Patterns
- March: Being Creative with Textures
- April: Being Creative with Lines
- May: Being Creative with Light
- June: Being Creative with the Depth of Field
- July: Being Creative with Space
- August: Colour Theory
- September: What is the Point of View?
- October: Seascapes
- November: Black and White Photography
- December: Shape and Form
To learn more on participating head on over to read more 2020 Photo Challenge
Jude’s latest post on lines can be viewed by clicking on the below link.
Life at No. 22 
Beautiful!
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These are breathtaking pictures and such a wonderful interpretation of the single word brief (brief brief, in fact)
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Thanks, just to keep it even briefer 😉
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Lines are everywhere! I love looking at webs and what spider lurks nearby, Suzanne! Thanks for including the link to the photo challenge, I’m definitely interested!
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Spider webs are so intricate and beautiful when hung with dew drops. I am glad the spider was missing, though I have been known to photograph them as well. And like the spider, the photographer often has to practice patience.
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You’re right, Jude, it does require patience. Patience is not something I have mastered, always room for improvement! I am culling hundreds of photos that for some reason, I have kept and keeping a few select ones.
Must admit to not having taken many spider photographs. A few Australian ones.
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I’m glad the spider was nowhere in sight.
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So was I as those critters move fast. A nuisance when concentrating.
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Love what you done with these photos, Suzanne.
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Thanks, Cathy. Hope all’s well as can be in Wales.
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It is, thanks 🙂 Hope all is good with you too
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Yes, we’re ok, thanks Cathy 🙂
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Stunning pics. I love how you’ve gone for the webs – and especially choosing black & white. The dandelion has so much texture.
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Thanks, Jo.There was a time years ago, I spent hours stalking spiders!
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Well done, Suz. Mark was just talking about spiders and their webs the other day, wondering whether the spider is the only creature to have and use material coming out of its body, for survival.
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You both got me thinking Liesbet!! I might have to do some googling tomorrow. Spiders really do ignite pure dislike in some many people. I dislike cockroaches!!
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There’s not much that I really dislike, in nature. Biting insects, I guess. Unless they leave me alone. 🙂
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I only dislike mosquitoes who are quite passionate about me! There will always be the odd huge spider on my dislike list!
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Love webs with dew on them! Nice B/W capture.
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Yes, they are very appealing. I’m enjoying “playing around” with photos. A big fan of B&W.
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Stunning! And very effective illustration of lines!
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Cheers Donna, enjoy your Sunday.
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