On Sunday it rained and rained, and I had the pleasure of photographing my nasturtium with a big dollop of rain water sitting on the edible green round leaf.
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On Sunday it rained and rained, and I had the pleasure of photographing my nasturtium with a big dollop of rain water sitting on the edible green round leaf.
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I love how nasturtium leaves do that, it’s a beautiful thing to see.
wonderful capture. i am now inspired to attempt a shot like this.
enjoy the rest of the week.
Like a jewel! I love water drops.
Beautiful shot, and the reflection is wonderful!
Amazing how beautiful a single drop of water can be!
WATER DITTY
A mist, a drop, a river, the sea—
All of this water, a gift for me!
Some snow, a berg, or maybe some ice—
Anything frozen, that would be nice!
© 2011 by Magical Mystical Teacher
Pearl Harbor
A pearl, very precious!
Lovely shot!
Beautiful! It does look like a jewel.
the water looks like crystal. fabulous macro.
I’m always in awe of these kinds of photos. What talent, and what an artful eye you have. Well done.
BAY SUNRISE
Hope you find time to visit. Have a glorious Wednesday.
I am wondering if I am seeing Italy and Sicily in the water drop reflection. This is an awesome shot…one of those I would just love to take one day. So pretty. genie
Wow, wonderful what you can see. This photo is a product of the macro lens my family “bought” me for my birthday (or rather, I bought it, and I said thank you to them).
What a delight to see these beautiful photo. Great shot!
My Watery post, have a lovely day!
Looks like a jewel near the centre with several others on the leaf’s edge.
This beautiful. Did you use a tripod? Because it is very clear unlike mine sometimes it is blurry ^_^ Happy Wednesday!
Watery Wednesday
No, just my macro lens! I’ve learned to hold steady and use the auto focus feature. I find the lens sometimes just focuses on one area for really close macros, so I have to take several shots until I get a good one. I often crop them to the focused area.
Oh, good timing! That raindrop looks like a jewel. Never a shortage of wonderful photo subjects in nature, is there?
More precious than diamonds and as beautiful too.
Wow that is gorgeous!!
Veronica