My wish for the rain to stay away didn’t happen. This morning was a really grey drizzly day. For the first time in over a week, I had to haul on my wellies and coat this morning to go and let the chickens out.
I took my phone with me, just in case I saw anything nicely autumnal to get a shot of. The memory card for my camera has “mysteriously” disappeared (the work of some little fingers) She presented it to me a couple of days ago, having managed to work out how to remove it from the camera :/ Now it has disappeared completely, so until I find it my photos have to be from my phone.
On my way out to the chicken coop, I spotted this little cobweb hanging from my Japanese Acer, it was covered in raindrops, glinting like little diamonds, all the branches were just full of little dripping diamonds. I wished I’d had my big camera to show them off properly, but unfortunately these are just a couple of shots from my phone. Definitely not quite as lovely as they should be.
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So, there is beauty everywhere if you look, even on a cold, drizzly autumn day.
Lovely post – absolutely gorgeous pictures! Autumn is such a beautiful time of year! x
Still lovely though – I really love these pictures of the web and raindrops. And they really do look like diamonds! Really like your eye for detail! Children have a habit of getting their mitts on things and then losing them don’t they?
I can really feel that drizzle!
It was really damp and miserable
Love the big drops of water hanging from the tree in your last photo. You must have had a steady hand for that!
Surprisingly I took that before I’d even had my morning coffee! Maybe that’s the answer I should cut out the caffine
Those little droplets look so dainty and precious. I know how you feel about the rain, I’m not a big fan myself.
It was that really damp, drizzly rain that just seeps in everywhere
the best camera is the one you have with you!
I didnt say that a photographer called Chase Jarvis did but i think its so right and i really like those images, they really feel like autumn xx
That’s a brilliant saying and actually I have on occasions taken better photographs with my phone than my camera