This week’s photo challenge asks us to use three distinct elements to “tell a story in three pictures.”:.
1. Use a broad shot to establish the subject; I’ve chosen a Yucca gigantea from my rear container garden:
2. Snap a photo showing 2 elements interacting within the broad subject. Lucky for me, I noticed three crosshatched webs loosely connected to the leaf margins and each other.
3. Show a more detailed image of the elements in picture 2. Look real closely, and you’ll see two small creatures among the webbing. (Note, clicking on the next photo will enlarge it for a better view.)
I’m not sure if these teeny critters are bugs or spiders….or if the cottony material is part of either’s entymology or something completely seperate! I queried several bug specialiists for assistance and have received emails saying they’re investigating further. (Thank you, George!) I will update with positive I.d. as soon as the info comes in!
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Until next time……
🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂
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small house/BIG GARDEN 
Oh my…well done you. So clever. I will have to go check for what is hiding in my yukkas now.
I think this is brilliant… well done.. great interpretation of the challenge…
I hope they are benevolent little buglings!
Amazing entry for the challenge! 🙂 I really like the detail you decide to bring attention to.
Great interpretation! I am rooting for little spidies!!!
I hope the bugs won’t be causing any problems in the garden! I love your takes on the photo challenges. You come up with some great ideas. 🙂
I followed your comment on Marylin Warner’s website to your own. In your reply I notice that you like intergenerational stories, which I relish also. I also like your interest in plants and gardens, a topic often featured on my blog. You have a special invitation to visit me at http://plainandfancygirl.com. Love you photos, by the way.