Cobwebs, Spiders and Fog

To my delight, my camera, once again, seems to be coming an extension of my right arm. And just when I thought that there was nothing left for me to shoot going to and from work, something presses against my peripheral vision and; what was old, is new again.

Now, be warned that a couple of these *might* be a little shudder worthy.

Trust me. I was shuddering the morning I thought I might locate the little creator that kept attaching his/her webs to the car's side mirror.

*gulp*

To my queasy discovery, there were too many of these industrious creatures to count - and they were all suspended DIRECTLY over my head. 

Once my shuddering, wibbling and wobbling and dancing about like I had sand in my pants, was over I raced upstairs, got a different lens for my camera and came back down to shoot a couple of the bigger suckers!

So, You . Have . Been . Warned

there's a fresh one there every time we go out to the car

first suspect

just to be creepier, a closer shot

second suspect, actually caught in the act of spinning yet another web overhead

Okay, you can stop wincing and/or cringing, that's it for the creepy crawlies!

more macro experimenting | more confusion and frustration | back to the drawing board

a darker, foggier and different angle of abbey road?

an alley on the way to work. In fog like this I expect a banshee to come screeching out at me

parking lot lights looking more like hovering spaceships

It felt like Christmas for a second!

And on that note, I am outta here

And the randomness is over until another post. Thanks for stopping by.