On a Sunday morning in May, I encountered a spider’s web bejeweled with water droplets along the edge of a cattle pasture along Piney Woods Church Road. The experience inspired a series of half a dozen images of all the suspended drops of water along the spider’s silken threads: field rosaries.
On my way home down Piney Woods Church Road, I glimpsed this spider web along a barbed wire fence. The spider evidently used a dried plant stem as a frame, crafting its web within that spiral.
Near sunset, I took this photograph of a spider’s web constructed on a barbed-wire fence along Piney Woods Church Road. The web is filled with particles of pollen that glow in the golden late-day light.
