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Mountain Laurel With Spider Web – Night Pictures

October 7, 2012

Since I had the camera in my hand a few nights ago (remember the moth pictures?), I decided to head outside with it. I didn’t have to go far before I saw something interesting.

It was one of those warm Autumn nights. Kind of humid. I guess the spiders were active because when I got to the end of the sidewalk, I saw some nice webs in what I think is a Mountain Laurel. That’s what I always thought this plant was, but it kind of looks a bit domesticated to be a true Mountain Laurel. The ones you see in the woods anyway.

The pictures came out much differently than I intended. As I saw the spider web being illuminated by the garage light, I thought things looked really cool. But then as I took the pictures and saw what the camera gave me, I thought things looked semi-cool. They are good pics, but not what I saw as I stood there in the dark.

I used a tripod for these photos. If you’ve ever tried to do any photography at night, you totally understand that the shutter stays open for a really long time and it’s virtually impossible to get any shots without blur. I was lucky to have the tripod with me.

Spider Webs On Mountain Laurel at Night

Spider Web In Between Mountain Laurel Bush in the Dark

Water Droplet From Leaf

Spider Webs at Night

Spooky Spider Web

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