Photographer Uda Dennie Captures the Brighter Side of Spiders
Marina Rotharmel — July 23, 2012 — Tech
The itty-bitty spider went up the waterspout and photographer Uda Dennie was able to snap some stunning pictures. Dennie from Batam Island, Indonesia captured different spiders with raindrops that rested on their heads.
The magnificent pictures were all captured in the wild and show the eight-legged creatures in a very different light. Instead of being icky, frightening bugs, these pictures make them very alluring and show the beautiful side of them.
The raindrops that rest on their heads show an array of different objects and colors that are reflected within them. Some of the most delightful and stunning in the series are the rainbow drop, the red flower drop and the butterfly drop.
These exquisite photographs by Uda Dennie are definitely worth checking out.
The magnificent pictures were all captured in the wild and show the eight-legged creatures in a very different light. Instead of being icky, frightening bugs, these pictures make them very alluring and show the beautiful side of them.
The raindrops that rest on their heads show an array of different objects and colors that are reflected within them. Some of the most delightful and stunning in the series are the rainbow drop, the red flower drop and the butterfly drop.
These exquisite photographs by Uda Dennie are definitely worth checking out.
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