Showing posts with label dew. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dew. Show all posts

Thursday, April 22, 2021

4/22/21

 Happy Earth Day!  🌎  Remember to plant for the bees and butterflies this spring.  Native plants to your area work best.  Zinnias are an alternative that grow in many places and are cheap and can be grown from seed and are butterfly magnets.

Some Spring flowers were in bloom.  It will be interesting to see what has survived the cold snap we are supposed to undergo.  Writing this on the weekend before.  One of my Bleeding Hearts plants was blooming quite well and looking really beautiful.  I captured this image with some dew drops on the bottoms of a couple of the flowers.



Monday, July 6, 2020

7/6/20

This is another image from the dewy morning in Missouri.  It's amazing how quickly spiders make webs and how quickly they disappear as well.  This was part of one on some Parsley growing in their garden.


Tuesday, June 23, 2020

6/23/20

While I was in Missouri they had a good amount of rain compared to our measly 1/2 inch in a month and it was very humid on Saturday morning.  The spiders had been active and their webs looked like they had jewels on them.  Probably were even better if I had been up a bit earlier but I was pleased with what I got.  I loved the bokeh in this image, it could have been a Friday one but bokeh is good any day too!  


Monday, October 30, 2017

10/30/17

I captured this image fairly recently.  I was taking several images of this web with dew drops on it to focus stack them together when suddenly the spider decided to come out and photobomb the shot.  It worked out and I didn't have to stay so close to the web for long with the spider right there.  LOL  This is 5 images stacked together.  I thought it was an appropriate image since Halloween is tomorrow and I find spiders rather creepy.