I’ve become fascinated by waterdrops — or rather, photographing them.
And they’re danged hard to capture! But oh, they’re so beautiful…
Just a drop
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Nice drops – the first one is almost a mini self-portrait.
These are just magical pictures. You do good work.
Thanks, y’all! I’m ever-so-slowly improving with these, but I love ’em.
Glenn — are you sure you’re seeing me in there? I don’t see me at all….
My mistake – it comes from the cheap monitor I have at work. At first glance it looked like someone with a purple shirt, holding a camera vertically, with an elbow sticking out. I think it’s actually the purple flowers hanging by their stems.