Nasturtiums and Dew
This summer I was watering the neighbour’s garden, through Ruby’s gate.
Some mornings everything was covered in dew. I especially enjoy the way the droplets organise on nasturtium leaves and flowers.
These are all from a single morning.
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burnt embers 
Superb…..!
David.
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Hi David – thanks for looking back at old posts, it is nice to have then come back into view for someone. Glad you like these shots – I had a lot of fun with them.
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Again, awesome! 🙂
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Nandini – thanks for browsing so far back in my blog, and for finding something you like enough to comment on 🙂
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I liked everything. 🙂
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Amazing depth and wonderful shots of the glowing droplets!
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Thankyou firasz – I like to look at these pictures now that we are getting wintery weather, it brings a bit of summer back.
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Hello. I love these photographs – almost as if my own nose is in the flower. I live in Seattle. Was turned on to your blog by
Doug Peterson, an old friend.
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Thanks for visiting my blog, and to Doug for letting you know about it.
These pictures are very much of the summer – which seems to have passed all of a sudden.
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