Drops void of colors
give screens to make viable
textures of lightlife
© A. Dąbrówka, photos 19.Oct.2013, text 20. Oct. 2013)
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I, too, never tire photographing rain drops or considering how something „void of colors” of its own can reveal so much color! An enjoyable post!
Thanks for support, I get almost ashamed of the monotony of my interest.
After yesterday’s session bringing some 200 hundred pics of dewdrops on leaves, I was this morning afraid to go into my garden with my camera, fortunately the night was warm and I slept longer, so there were no drops to admire.
Interest keeps it always new, and that removes monotony. Keep exploring!
You reduced your 200 pics to around 40. . . like an orchardist removes smaller fruit of the tree to allow those remaining to reach fuller size and quality. Continue experimenting!
Marso,
Downsizing the collection is always a hell, you know that, and thanks for the orchardist-excuse, I feel better.
U pana ciągle łzy, panie Andrzeju… ma pan jednak niezwykły dar oddawania ich niesamowitego uroku!
Jestem pod wrażeniem!
I am very impressed by the artistry of these captures. The tears of nature never cease to amaze me! Beautiful!
Na szczęście łzy są piękne, inaczej byłyby nie do zniesienia.
Reblogged this on Poet Charms and commented:
I am very impressed by the artistry of these captures. The tears of nature never seize to amaze me! Beautiful!
I appreciate it very much
I love the beautiful dew drop photos. I’m a huge fan of nature, and the haiku was beautiful as well.
Love the sun reflexions in the water drops.
Fabulous jewels! 🙂
Really cool! All are so beautiful 🙂
It was worth to get wet knees.
These are absolutely stunning! The water drops look like gems laid out on these beautiful leaves. Thanks for sending the link!
I’m proud to preserve them for you.
And for the other 50 people who saw them so far, as the stats say.