The Getty Museum sits high above West Los Angeles, with a magnificent view of the city and the ocean. Visitors can walk under pines and pepper trees and olive trees to reach the top, or take a tram.
“Who could be so lucky? Who comes to a lake for water and sees the reflection of moon.” ― Rumi
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As much as spiders give me a fright, I am impressed by their web-building skill. Great specimen and photo!
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A magnificient web, the size of my head! Glad it was too high for me to walk into. Thanks Sue!
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And spiders don’t have to read any books or get college degrees to spin these architectural masterpieces! It really is amazing.
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I agree, it’s an astonishing masterpiece!
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Now there’s a great discovery 😊!
No doubt, The Getty Museum never disappoints, there’s so much to explore- have to say, this spider
pulled this off magnificently!
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This weekend we saw a special exhibit of Peter Paul Rubens, and two photography exhibits, and a perennial favorite: medieval and renaissance decorative arts. Yet what photograph did I come home with? A masterpiece by a spider.
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The web of life has its own exhibit and museum in nature! It is a masterpiece MK.
Karen
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If the little spider had been weaving her web when I walked by, I would have stayed to watch this tiny piece of art in the making.
Thank you Karen.
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There is something magic about spider webs, and you have captured this one with beauty.
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Thank you Otto! I’m filled with admiration for the spider who made this.
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Love this – perfect for the season. What a sweet Rumi piece.
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That’s exactly how Rumi strikes me also. So sweet, so observant, so delighted.
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