I saw this spider on our front porch. I didn’t want to get too close
so I don’t know if it’s alive or not. I’ll give it time to go on about its business, just in case.
I saw this spider on our front porch. I didn’t want to get too close
so I don’t know if it’s alive or not. I’ll give it time to go on about its business, just in case.
I love outdoor art. Here are a few pieces in the Mueller neighborhood.
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Geode by Hunter Cross
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I love this spider. You can see the size of it when you compare it to a fellow hiker reading about the sculpture in the bottom right corner of the photo.

Spider by Dixie Friend Gay

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I passed by this artwork early in the morning. When I looked it up online, I found photos of it open. It is solar powered. I’ll have to go back and check it out in full sun.

Dance of the Cosmos by Jennifer Chenoweth
I particularly like finding flowers with friends. I photographed this pair early in the morning.

I manipulated it in Lightroom by toning down the clarity. (I love the “Clarity” feature in Lightroom.) When I increase the clarity I am amazed at the amount of detail that shows up. This time, however, I decreased the clarity as far as it could go, giving the photograph a somewhat dreamy look.
Take a photo, copy it, flip it, overlay it on top of the original.
Use this graffiti . . .

and get this.

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Tractor 1, take 1.

Tractor 1, take 2.

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Tractor 2, take 1.

Tractor 2, take 2.

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Sunflower and spider friend.

Double them up.

I have discovered the side view. Not sure what this spider is doing.

At Wildseed Farms, Fredericksburg, Texas