Past weekend I had been to a local creek area, just to extend my reverse lens Macro exploration. While the location, late in evening, was brightened up due to the variety of butterflies, moths and the helicopters, i.e. Dragon and damselflies, I accidentally came across a decently big, close to 50-60 cm wide, signature spider web and for an instance when I was changing my focus from the winged beauties to the octa-legged wonder a Grey pansy moved close to the web and unfortunately got tangled onto it. Immediately the spider grasped it and after a moment of wait started knitting web all over it until the agile angel became a ball of web. The whole process was worth watching, though it was sad to witness the killing of the beautiful butterfly. The spider later went back to the center of the web and waited calmly for the net prey.
EXIF:
Canon EOS 550D
Canon 55-250 IS
F/7.1
Shutterspeed 1/320
ISO 800
-2 step
Spot metering
Aperture priority
Location: Khadi, Retibunder road, Dombivli
I have few more snaps of the whole activity, shall be sharing them in the coming days
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