Silent Sunday…drenched
Posted: September 4, 2016 in Miscellaneous, NatureTags: iPhoneography, macro photography, Nature, rain drops
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Tags: iPhoneography, macro photography, Nature, rain drops
Tags: iPhoneography, macro photography, Nature, rain drops
This, that and the other thing 
this is such a cool shot –
The macro world is beautiful, so I’m glad when I can convey some of that beauty.
janet
Raindrops and flowers is such delicate combination … love the drops (supposedly) on the edge of the petals. Great job and I like yellow flowers.
It amazes me how many drops can be on a flower or leaf without falling off. Of course if the wind is blowing, those drops are gone all too quickly.
janet
Beautiful shot, Janet. Nice to see what rain might look like. 🙂
Judy, I’ve been trying my hardest to send some your way. Nothing even from the tropical storms? 😦
Nicely composed with the focal area in the middle in focus. Love it.
Looks like a lemon ice, good enough to to eat! I love these close up shots.
Good morning, Honie, and happy Sunday to you. Thanks for dropping by. I miss the FF group but just don’t have enough time for all the reading and commenting. Glad you enjoyed the shot. I really like macro photos.
janet
Beautiful, Janet. So many shades of yellow.
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Isn’t it amazing how many different shakes/tints/hues of colors there are? One of the things that makes life interesting and beautiful.
Marvellous image, Janet. 🙂
Beautiful.
Thanks very much, Raewyn.
janet
A beautiful jewelled blossom.
A fortune in diamonds, Karen.
janet
Gorgeous capture! We have had so much rain this month and it stormed again last night. I can just feel the mosquitos breeding!
When we go by standing water, we say “Mosquito apartments.” 😦 I always spray before I take my walks!
janet
I sense a lot of fertility in this shot.
But then I could just be shot with fertility.
😉 Randy
Or just shot, Randy. 🙂 Happy Labor Day to you and may you not labor but enjoy the day.
janet
You’re probably right. In fact, I think you’re usually right. But then again, there’s so little that I know.