Spiderland.

[John 2]

A spiders eye, eye, eye ........ view of morning dew (or sprayed water).

[Shadowman]

Nicely captured.

[Sergio M.]

A beautiful array.

Sergio

[NorthernFocus]

Cool shot.

[bnnrcn]

Very nice

[ionian]

Excellent John. The sunstar on each dew drop is great. Have you considered flipping the image 180 degrees? I know it wouldn't be technically correct, but I wonder if it would work...

[John 2]

Thanks all for commenting.

Simon, no I hadn't thought of flipping it but I tried it. It does work better. The image in each globule should be inverted. However, it feels more comfortable when they are the right way up and perhaps more importantly, it brings the largest of the water globules to the bottom of the frame which compositionally, works better IMHO. Thanks for the thought.

[Dave Humphries]

That is great John,

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[mugge]

John, I agree the second version is the best. I love it
Cheers Ole

[Dave A]

Outstanding image......wow.

Dave

[John 2]

Thanks for the additional comments Dave, Dave and Ole. Yes, I prefer the version suggested by Simon as well. I don't know why it didn't occur to me.

[Wavelength]

Simply awesome.....rotation has really improved its appeal; I would like to hear all the details about your shooting this one

[Adzman808]

That is great John,

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This!

My thoughts exactly, such a well executed composition.

[John 2]

Thanks Nandakumar, thanks Adam.

[ST1]

Excellent image John well captured and flipped

[IzzieK]

Excellent shot -- was this done with a macro lens? with or without extension tube/s?

[John 2]

Thanks Peter, thanks Izzie. I used a Tokina 100mm macro lens plus a water spray bottle Izzie. No spiders were harmed in the making of the shot.