In the golden haze of early morning fog, a spiderweb suspended over my favorite wetland retreat created a beautiful, visual whisper as the light caught the delicately woven strands.
It was probably even more ethereal before catching my eye, but once spotted I did my best to capture the soft light on the spider's artistry.
As the sun rose and began to burn away the fog, I noticed a second web suspended beneath the first.
They became more distinct for a few minutes before the misty morning cleared and made them fade into near invisibility once again.
I never saw either of the spiders, so they were clearly poised for a stealth attack on any unwary flies, but even without them, the webs still seemed like a good celebration of creepiness for Halloween.
Have fun with all the little ghouls and goblins out there!
2 comments:
Fog and spider webs: pretty and peaceful.
Thank you, and hugs to ya, from BetsyLee
Thank you, BetsyLee. I thought the scene had its own quiet magic. :) Hugs right back!
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