Droplet rain
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I took this photo in my backyard after the rain today. I think it worked well as the flower seems to jump out from the contrasting blurry green background. Hope you all like it.
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Small droplets clinging to a web found in the base of an old fig tree. If you look close enough you can even see the little bug running up the web, also covered in dew!
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Taken in Smyrna, Georgia / Nikon D80 w/ Macro lense / ISO 400 / 1/15 F/8 Breast Cancer Awareness – 100% of sales go to charity
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My inner rumblings reflect my personal trials, dreams, needs and obligations. My Artwork reflects who I am! / A ROSE IS A ROSE / / / Smudge Art TM. / Fractal art / Photography By: Madeline M. Allen Thank you for viewing my work Image copyright © 2008, Madeline M. Allen / Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited*
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This shot was taken on the streets of Paris (yes a lot of my images are from my trip, I just saw too many beautiful things not to share). In this shot the Cherub seems to be alone or lost, and the falling drops from the fountain above I thought were like Angel Tears, tears for the little one they couldn’t find.
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Title says it all :) There was a huge pile of leaves to choose from and I found this one on top of the heap. I never took closeups of leaves before so I discovered something I never realized before…....The colored shiny sides of the leaves held little or no droplets and the back sides of the leaves held all of the tiny droplets perfectly. Never knew that :)
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taken georgia / Nikon D80 / 18-55mm lense w/ macro attachments / Focal Length: 48mm / Exposure: 1/60 / F/ 5.6 / ISO: 200 / Program mode: manual Processed though paint shop pro x2 / only selective coloring nothing else was done.
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Taken in the Southern Highlands, NSW Australia on Easter Monday. / / MALE VOICE, STAGE RIGHT: “What’s she doing now??!! All this beautiful scenery and she’s off photographing a barbed wire fence!” / So this photo is to prove a point … of sorts!! / Landscapes Trees Cards EOD Rusty Flowers Architecture Macro CatchAll DM
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To every word of love I heard you whisper, the raindrops seem to play a sweet refrain. / ~The Beatles / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-— / / -—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—— / Closeup of a frangapani after a shower of rain. Thank you to everyone in Redbubbles Prize Challenges group for voting Sun Shower in the top ten of the Something Pink competition.
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Dew on Flower.
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Unfortunately most plants in this stunning garden are untagged. I have no official name for this striking daisy. Taken in Lilian Fraser Garden, Pennant Hills (Sydney) Australia. Lilian Fraser (the third qualified female biologist in Australia) was born in 1908 at Kurrajong, NSW. The family moved to Pennant Hills after her father Charles purchased the ‘Hopetoun’ poultry farm in Bellamy Street sometime between 1915 and 1920. Over the years, much of the original farm was sold off as residential lots but almost an acre was kept for gardens surrounding the house. The present garden covers 3,426 square metres. Lilian Fraser lived on the property for most of her life. During a career spanning 33 years, Dr Fraser made many significant contributions to world knowledge of citrus diseases. She travelled extensively in Australia and overseas, spending her holidays exploring bushland for new plant and disease specimens. / / Following the death of her mother, Dr Fraser became more involved in the gardens surrounding the house, growing a wide range of plants. As trees and shrubs matured, the garden evolved into the woodland garden it is today. Among the wide range of plants are some very special for their size or rarity. As she approached old age with no immediate family, Dr Fraser offered her garden to Hornsby Shire Council. Her final wish was for her garden be enjoyed as a public garden and park. She died in 1987, aged 79. Landscapes Trees Cards EOD Rusty Flowers Architecture Macro CatchAll DM
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This is a photo I had taken about 4 months ago of a Lily after a brief rain shower in a Botanical Garden. I’ve altered my original photo with PS.
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For Holly :) Taken at 4 times magnification of a rain drop hanging from a plant in our English garden.
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I can’t get over how perfectly round this raindrop is. /
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I found a little bit of ice in the shape of a heart, It was just beginning to melt off of the vine. Ruth Palmer mentioned that the vine looked like a little girl and it looks like she’s tugging on a heart string too :) /
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On the side of a large leaf after heavy rain
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No shortage of rain drenched flowers in Sydney at the moment!! Landscapes Trees Cards EOD Rusty Flowers Architecture Macro CatchAll DM
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Here is a sharper Rain Man(tis) photo taken a few seconds later and from a slightly different angle! I like this one better than the original photo I posted yesterday.
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Roger Sampson has again encapulated the essence of a scene in a few succinct words, writing this in response to the original Beauty and the Barbed Wire I uploaded recently. Thank you Roger, my wordsmith friend. / Landscapes Trees Cards EOD Rusty Flowers Architecture Macro CatchAll DM
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Rain drops on a window, forming a beaded-curtain effect with golden out-of-focus orbs from the patio outside. I had my camera with me while in a cafe with my daughter and my sister, and I spotted the raindrops … then those golden orbs appeared in the viewfinder too. A lucky bonus! / . / I’m delighted that this photo has been featured on RedBubble’s front page - / . / / .
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