This Giclee print was created in early May of 2009. This is the reflective light view. By reflective I refer to the light coming from the direction of the observer and being reflected back to him.
This is the SYMMETRICAL view. This refers to the viewer receiving the light directly from the back of the canvas, traveling threw it and landing directly in the observers eye.
Original Photograph was taken in March 27th, 2009 at 6:57AM.
This spider is only one centimeter long in real life. The 2.5 x 1.5 meter Giclee canvas in real life is very detailed. I wish you could see it.
Original Photograph of the small tan spider. The date and time was 3/27/2009 at 6:56AM. He was on a thistle bush working his way threw the thorns.
Sometimes I refer to this piece as “Google Finding a Spammer” while crawling her web, This Giclee was created in May 2009.
This is the same Giclee without back-lighting. With no light coming threw the transparence-canvas laminate, the spider does not appear symmetrical.
Original Photo of “Google’s Web”. It was taken in the farming area of Las Angeles, Costa Rica, April 17, ’09 at 7:42AM. The dry season at that time.
