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Every autumn I lose the light, and without light there's no photography. Damp, dark days merge together and form a breeding ground for depression to set in. Not to worry, I think I'm getting over it now.
Taken with Canon FD 100mm F4 Macro / APS-C sensor / Lightroom.
SUNSET - Florida Everglades
Palm Beach County, FL U.S.A.
Spring 2020 - May 31st, 2020
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- Happy First Day of Autumn! -
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Macho inmaduro de Orthetrum cancellatum con gotitas de rocío en su cuerpo. Fotografiado a las 7.15 am en ese maravillso lugar que es El Coto, Villena (Alicante).
Immature male of Orthetrum cancellatum with droplets of dew on its body. Photographed at 7.15 am in that wonderful place that is El Coto, Villena (Alicante).
It was a lovely dewy morning first thing.
I spotted this arrangement of dew on a dandelion clock whilst out walking in our local nature reserve.
An emerald damselfly very early morning a few weeks back. Was great to watch it wake up with the first of the sun and start to drink the dew on its legs. Damsel and dragonfly season is almost over and I barely have any of them this year! I have to find the time next year. Hope you all had a good weekend :)
Walking out to the barn this morning the dew drops were sparkling like diamonds, so I took a closer look.
Always a delight to see the first flowers of spring. Early in the morning these had just a hint of dew which sparkled in the sun.
115 in 2015 # 92 Blooming
I couldn't sleep though it was late last night,
and there's no photos without the light,
so I made my own and it feels quite right.
Taken with Canon FD 100mm F4 Macro / 50mm extension tube, 1:1 macro.
Lighted by a led panel / Nissin Di700A + Air Commander 1.
Autumn sunrise at the Lady Norwood Rose Garden, Wellington, New Zealand. Autumn dew blanketed roses including the Hybrid Tea rose 'Amber Flush'.
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String of pearls - More shots from a morning walk in the dunes. The dew on the grass and especially the spiders webs was magical.
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We had several days fog in the `north of The Netherlands. The dewdrops stay all day on this beautiful grass.
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A glorious blazing red with pale yellow throats and rich brown pollen. Beautiful!
Numbering over 300 species, vireyas can be found growing across much of S.E. Asia, principally in New Guinea, Borneo, Sulawesi, Sumatra and the Philippines. Although these are tropical regions, vireyas mostly grow in cool mountainous areas as epiphytes high in the tall trees of the cloud forest or in more open ground in shrubberies. Here the climate is more temperate and this makes the vireya ideal for wider cultivation across the world.
Vireya Rhododendrum, Wild Child
Windows to the Tropics, Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Miami FL