Couldn’t think what to post, until I recalled an image of my magnolia with minuscule raindrops, the hanging ones even showing minuscule reflections:
Minuscule reflections
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Beautiful water drops.
Thank you, Laura! Glad you like it 🙂
Delicate, charming subject and a beautiful photograph!
Oh, great, glad you like it Paula! I was a bit stumped for this one….
Doesn’t seem like it 😀
Oh, good…a mistress at the cover up, me!
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beautiful 🙂
Thanks! 🙂
Lovely raindrops, captured perfectly.
Best wishes, Pete.
Thanks, Pete! A case of being there before the drops evaporated 🙂
Absolutely stunning.
Thanks, Cee!
I got some lovely raindrop photos the other day after a day of soft rain. Flowers look lovely after a shower. Yours are beautifully captured 🙂
I don’t think you’ve shown your raindrops on flowers yet, Jude?
I was thinking of a post. Been working on roses 🙂
Well, looking forward to the post… 🙂
So beautiful.
Thank you! 🙂
Lovely image that shows nature’s beauty and mystery.
Beauty and mystery….absolutely! 🙂
Those little drops hanging down like crystal jewels
Little reflective jewels….
So gorgeous Amy. I especially love the drops at the back of the flower clinging impossibly to the petals.
I read your next comment, so I know you know I’m Sue!!
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Sue I should not type so late at night. My apologies. Can you please fix my error. I definitely know your name just having a mind lapse!
Can’t fix it, other than delete, so I’ll leave it with my reply…glad you like the clinging raindrops!
Each reflection is a minuscule miracle.
Gilly, I love the alliteration…minuscule miracle indeed!
Lovely , Sue. Those droplets are irresistibly captured!
Thank you! It was a wonderful serendipitous shot….
Oh my! Those hanging droplets are exquisite!
They were rather, I must agree!
Gorgeous rich colour, beautiful…
It’s a lovely magnolia
Beautiful scent too?
I’ve never noticed a scent on t his one ….
What a beauty, Sue, and those hanging raindrops are lovely. So many shades of pink too.
It was certainly a lovely sight! Glad you like this, Meg 🙂
Do you know, it reminds me of a crow’s beak? Except it’s pink and much more beautiful 🙂
My poor Susie…likened to a crow (it’s a Magnolia Susan, in case you’re wondering)
Oh dear! 😦 No offence, Susie 🙂
Teehee!
Dazzling! I adore raindrops!! Beautiful. Smiling cheers,
Autumn Jade
Many thanks, Autumn Jade! 🙂