Not the world wide web....I'm talking spiders!
I have a friend who likes to take photos, as I do myself. I wouldn't say either of us are good photographers, but we try.
Last weekend when it was foggy, unbeknownst to each other, we were both out in our gardens taking photos of the spiders webs all covered in the mist. Only one of mine really came out well, but my friend had one right by her door, with a great big spider in it. She emailed me the photo and my comment was, that if the background had been darker it would have been really good but as it was you couldn't really see the web. So she came back to me with another picture....
"I thought I would take it from a different angle" she said.....this is the result....
Is that a scary spider in that tree or what?!
Just to show off, this is mine...no scary spiders though!
I have a friend who likes to take photos, as I do myself. I wouldn't say either of us are good photographers, but we try.
Last weekend when it was foggy, unbeknownst to each other, we were both out in our gardens taking photos of the spiders webs all covered in the mist. Only one of mine really came out well, but my friend had one right by her door, with a great big spider in it. She emailed me the photo and my comment was, that if the background had been darker it would have been really good but as it was you couldn't really see the web. So she came back to me with another picture....
"I thought I would take it from a different angle" she said.....this is the result....
Is that a scary spider in that tree or what?!
Just to show off, this is mine...no scary spiders though!
1 comment:
Great pictures Sandie! I love trying to take unusual photos like that, although they don't usually turn out as good as I think they will. I would love to take a photography course sometime, or a course that would teach me how to use my camera properly! xxoo
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