So in search of a more honest portrayal of seasons, here are some raindrops! Most of these are White Ash leaves right here at home.
I've noticed that the raindrops seem to sit and stay when the leaf is upside down, on the back of the leaf, but they seem to run off on the front of the leaves.
This is a deeply indented Silver Maple leaf, lying on our patio, the dark grey concrete as a background.
I just thought these pictures represented so well what the last few days have been like.
We've had so much rain that we even have streams running where I've never seen them before. It reminds me of the spring run-off in April.
Hope you appreciate my more balanced portrayal of the seasons!!! (Today was sunny, and I got a lot of outdoor work done for a change).
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I've been finding these grey days rather depressing so was glad to see a bit of sun today! The leaves seem to be a bit waxy on top and more open under so that they can transpire? Who knows - I've forgotten most of my Botany. ;-)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteNice raindrop pics! I like cloudy days myself for photography - no shadows and the colors are saturated (especially if it's raining)
ReplyDeleteYou're right of course, and I do still enjoy those days after a rain when things are so richly coloured. I actually got out several times last week in between the rainy bits.
DeleteGorgeous shots! The raindrops are so pretty. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteYup- lots of rain here this week. Always love raindrops.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful week!
Lea
Looks like we had the same idea. Your photos are great - such texture.
ReplyDeleteYes we did! I noticed that immediately when I read yours this morning.
DeleteI like these photos. Not all the rain you've had. I guess we're in for a lot of rain starting on Wednesday for 3 or 4 days. I'm running out of photo ideas. LOL
ReplyDeleteSuch nice photos of you rain ladened leaves. Makes for heavy raking!
ReplyDeleteWhat vibrant colours, especially the yellows.
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful rainy day photos!
ReplyDeleteI love these photos! The rain drops look three dimensional. They also look cold (somehow!).
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