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Beauty and the Beast



Beauty and the Beast, photo by Harold Davis. View this image larger.

Here are water drops caught in a spider web poised over a succulent flower. The flower is refracted and reflected in the drop hovering right over the flower. That is surely beauty. Is the beast the hairy thing caught in the drop in the lower-left middle? Or is it yours truly caught within many of the drops? (You may need to check it out in a larger size to see Harold in the water drops!)

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