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Too many pale juvenile Spiderlings starting to explore their surroundings in a fine, almost invisible, silky web, inside the curves of palm tree leaf stalk. Summer, Sub-tropical South-East Queensland, Australia. Close-up. Some are being still, some are moving. Most likely 'Golden Orb' Spiders or 'St Andrew's Cross' (orb) Spiders.

Wavy sand patterns on a beach creating an interesting textured background

A rustic wooden-framed window covered in cobwebs, offering a view of a courtyard with a lantern and vintage objects. The warm light and weathered textures create a nostalgic ambiance, perfect for themes of history, decay, and rustic charm.

The treasure is discovered. Ocean uncovered the old piggy bank hidden in the sand on a beach.

Architectural detail from an old abandoned and partly ruined house in Greece. The image was captured on black and white grainy ISO 400 film by an analogue 35 mm film camera and a short telephoto prime lens. The granularity is real film grain (due to the presence of small particles of a metallic silver on the negative). The negative was captured by a digitizer kit connected to a 60mm f/2.8 macro lens and a full-frame DSLR camera, and converted to a positive by software. Minimal post processing has been done (only adjustment of histogram). The image is part of a series of abandoned and partly ruined houses.

A closeup of a funnel-web spider nest in the forest

Close up of spider webs on a metal frame in abandoned garage.

Lobed spider (Argiope lobata), one of the most poisonous spiders in the world, walking on the sand in İzmir, Çeşme, Altınkum

Sandy shoreline of Pacific Rim National Park on a warm sunny day.

$Insects and spiders living on plants and trees play a vital role in fostering sustainable ecosystems. Insects such as pollinators enable plants to reproduce, while decomposers like beetles recycle nutrients back into the soil. Spiders act as natural pest controllers, maintaining the health of trees and crops without the need for harmful chemicals. Together, these tiny creatures support biodiversity, improve soil fertility, and protect plant health. Preserving their habitats on plants and trees is essential for promoting ecological balance and a sustainable future.\nLocation: Surajpur, Greater Noida (India)$

Cobweb in front of empty house. Insects trapped in spider webs

Natural sand sculptures made by wind on the Baltic sea beach. Gulf of Riga in Latvia Landscape. Blue Sky and sea on the background. Copy Space. Selective focus.

cobwebs cover the interior of a vintage car

Delicate spiderweb with fine, pollen-dusted threads spans the scene. The web is positioned near the textured surface of a weathered log. Green grass blades extend into the frame, contributing to the earthy, natural setting. The backdrop is a muted, blurred environment, emphasizing the intricate, fragile weaving of the web itself.

Spider’s home, dry leaf rolled up by spider in spiderweb, background with copy space, full frame horizontal composition

Early morning sunlight shines on the spider web

$Spiders are unsung heroes of sustainability, playing a vital role in maintaining ecological balance. By naturally controlling insect populations, they reduce the need for chemical pesticides, supporting healthier ecosystems and agriculture. Their silk and hunting strategies also inspire innovations in sustainable technologies. Protecting spider habitats ensures a balanced and thriving environment for all.\nLocation: Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh (India)$

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