This is fantastic Steel! It's so ominous with the shadowy spider approaching..they creep me out too. Great work

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Great job.

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this is seriously amazing...

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at first glance, i didn't even notice the spider
but after i read your description, i looked up and was quite struck by the stark sillhouette he makes back there in the shadows.
great concept, beautifully pulled off!
very haunting

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Simply gorgeous.
The spider in the background looks amazing.

RÅTT!!!!!

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One of the weirdest things ever... This is one of the pictures I was taking yesterday, on a little photo trip with a friend. The even weirder part is the time when I was taking it. I don't know if the EXIF data is saved if I cropped the image, but I'll tell you the time: 12:33 pm. And since Romania is an hour ahead of Norway, that was 11:33 for you.
Crazy


Anyway, excellent photo. Your drops are always so fresh and crisp, I always get thirsty from watching them.

I have a weird relationship with spiders. I am somehow fascinated with them, I love watching them, taking pictures of them and stuff... but at the same time I am quite scared of them. The idea of a spider having any kind of contact with my skin makes me shiver.
There's another thing too. For two years, when I was in college, there was a spider that somehow haunted me in my sleep. During those two years, almost every other day, I would have the exact same dream, that I was sleeping in my bed, and some faint noise woke me up, and when I opened my eyes in the dark, I could see a big spider (as big as a palm), speeding from mid-air in the direction of my mouth with clear intention of entering it.
First time I had this dream, its impact on me was so strong, that I woke up just like in the movies: screaming. I never thought I'd actually wake up one night from a dream screaming... but this one time I did. I rushed to the light switch and spent most of what was left of that night looking for a spider in my room. There was none, of course.
Then I started having these dreams every other day. For a while, I still jumped out of my bed and turned on the light to see if there was really a spider, then for some other while, I was just opening my eyes, reminding myself it was just a dream and went back to sleep. Then, after that, I would just come aware for a bit, then fall asleep again. Apparently you can get used even to such dreams. And two years later, it stopped. I still have spiders in many of my dreams, but harmless. That one hasn't returned. Who knows why I was dreaming it so often and for so long...

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wow, we must have some sort of connection... O_o
Very rare "coincidence"!
Dreams are so fasinating, so many hidden messages and things in them, not always easy to read them though! Thank you for sharing that story with me!

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Indeed. Very very strange coincidence. Also cool though.
Too bad I usually only get to submit the photos a couple of months after I took them. Because I have some sort of a 'chronology' rule - I only submit photos in the chronological order they were submitted. I do exceptions from time to time (like the water drop one recently), but generally I follow the rule, otherwise there'd be a big mess in my photo folders

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back with the good stuff.

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