It’s been a warmer than usual winter here in Portland without much weather other than the usual rain. During a rain break the other day I went outside and took a closer look at raindrops through the lens of my camera.
As I am writing this post here on Sunday evening, it is actually snowing outside. I really look forward to going for a walk in the snow tomorrow morning!
Which of the raindrops did you like best?
in cahoots with muddy boots 
No, don’t make me choose! They are all exquisite. What lovely photographs.
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Thanks so much Jolandi! I love looking at things up close!
Ps. I’m still thinking about your post about Myanmar! Your blog rocks! 😊
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Thank you, Sabine. I too, love zooming in on smaller parts of a bigger picture. It gives one such a different perspective. Your macro-photography is really good.
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Thanks Jolandi! 😊
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Beautiful images!
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Thanks for stopping by and commenting! I’ll have to come back to your blog and check it out more thoroughly. 🙋
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Oh, the pleasure is mine. I will be glad to see you on my blog too 🙂
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These are lovely shots Sabine.
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Hi Arlene! I’m glad you enjoyed these photos! 😊
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i love this series!
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Me too! 😉
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Only you could turn a raindrop into a work of art. I walked out on the porch last night to take photos of the snow. Just to prove we had some. It’s going to be very cold out there today. Staying inside and canceled my embroidery group.
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Thanks Marlene! I do love to venture outside with my camera! It’s really snowy here too and I’m going to go on a nice walk later. The weather report said it could be like this off and on all week. Good for you canceling the embroidery group and staying in! I’ll send you an email later! 😊
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These are all amazing!
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Hey Christine! I’ve been thinking about you guys! Thanks for visiting here on the blog! 🙋 Hugs to you all!
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I think I like the third one the best but they are all exquisite. I hope you had a nice morning walk in the snow.
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I had a hard time choosing as there were so many that looked interesting. My walk was great and refreshing! ☃️ Thanks for visiting!
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Rain became poetry in these photos, Sabine! So much detail in a tiny drop of water. Gorgeous! How was your walk in the snow? Have a great week!
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Hey Missy! Yes, detailed poetry! 😉 The walk was fabulous, but I have to confess that I didn’t get very far. I had the camera with me! Have a great week too!
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Sounds like you got caught up in camera moments! 😉
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Sabine, it’s great to see how the water collects on the plant in different shapes. Here is something I get from the internet:
In all systems within which water interacts with another surface, both adhesion and cohesion are factors. When cohesion is more of a factor, the water forms spherical droplets; when adhesion is more of a factor, we get sheets of water. — Your blog posts are always a treat.
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Thanks for looking this up Trish! I am glad you enjoy the posts.
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I love these! My favorite is definitely the very first one with the background blurred out and the raindrop so clear. They are all really lovely though!
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I was surprised to see where a rain drop could get caught. Thanks for stopping by Anne! 😊
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I like extreme closeups. While all the images are excellent, I especially liked the simplicity of img_9325 and the mix of colors in img_1735.
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