Reader Photo: Light caught in the web
Jill Reed woke up last week to a light rain falling in Torrance. She grabbed her camera and went outside in the backyard.
Days earlier, she noticed a spider web clinging to the roof of the house and a plant below. In the drizzle, the web was catching the morning light.
“We usually get these big webs and their owners in late summer,” Reed said. “They are fascinating.
“Within an hour, the rain and web were gone.”
Reed use a Nikon D90 with a 60mm lens to make the image.
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