I have a spider living on the side mirror of my truck. Every day I drive to work and the web from the mirror to the door gets messed up, and evernight, the spider rebuilds it. I took this picture one morning before it got destroyed, and it seemes like I took a million pictures, because of the awkward angle I had to hold the camera, I could never see the how the picture turned out until after I took it. I had a hard time getting a decent background, because it's not like I could just pick up and move the spider web somewhere else. It was also difficult to get the focus on the thin web, and not the background. But I had fun trying to get a good picture!
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Very graphic! Most folks take webs from directly in front - I like your angle with the closer strands in focus - and then falling off. Think you meant waiting FOR a fly - not waitin ON a fly. Exposure is right on - great colors.
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