Water Droplets
Sunday Stills is all about Water Droplets this week and I confess to having tried, with varying success, to capture that moment just before they drop, hence the title of today’s post.
Before you give up, think about why you held on so long.
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I’ve also enjoyed trying to capture water drops on flowers.
I captured these drops of dew a few years ago and still love them!
Then there’s the rain drops and the sunroom. I love the abstract look!
What’s not to love about water droplets?
Keep holding on for as long as you can!
Thanks for joining me today, it’s been fun looking at drops of Jupiter, I mean water 🙂
Enjoy your Sunday and let me know if you also try to capture the perfect, but elusive, to me anyway, drop shot. How did I go?
Deb xx
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That quote is wonderful and so are all the photos!! I took a photo of rain drops on a smoketree flowerhead a few years ago and it is one of my favourite shots. It actually looks like a chandelier!
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I just love that quote too!
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That took me a long time to scroll through your comments. Go Deb. This post was received by many and I can see why. I took a raindrop photo that had me in it as the photographer! Don’t ask me to find it in my multi-thousands of pics!!
Thanks for linking up for #lifethisweek. Next week the optional prompt is 40/51 Share Your Snaps #8 5.10.2020 Hope to see you there too. Denyse
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Thanks Denyse! I’m often surprised with what resonates with others and can never predict it, so I just write and share what I feel like! Sometimes it works well 🙂
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Popping in for another look at your gorgeous photos Deb. And to share for #MLSTL Hope you’re having a good week
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Many thanks Jen, you are so kind!
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Beatiful photos, Deb. I’ve never tried to capture those rain drops so I should give it a go!
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Wow, I’m surprised you haven’t done that yet Chris, mainly as you’re such an accomplished photographer! Thanks for the visit and comment 🙂
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I know! Clearly I need to do more!
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Great gallery, Debbie 👏 loving your site; going to delve further when I get the chance 😃
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Thanks so much, that’s made me smile today 🙂
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Beautiful photos, Deb. Viewing them is almost like a meditation. Love the title of the post too! 🙂
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Many thanks Laurie, they certainly are relaxing to look at. Yes the title was a great quote I’m glad I found, it says a lot!
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Love these pictures especially the ones that look like abstract art.
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Thanks Jennifer! The abstract art look is a favourite of mine too 🙂
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Beautiful…and now I have that fabulous song going around in my brain.
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Yes I’m surprised at how many people have said the same thing – I’m glad it wasn’t just me who thought of Drops of Jupiter when writing the post. Thanks 🙂
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Hi Deb, I love that saying and it’s very true for how I feel some days! Your photos are truly beautiful. My lens always seems to fog up if I try to take photos in the rain. Plus I’m too impatient to really give it a decent go. Regards, Christina
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Thanks Christina, that’s lovely of you to say! The quote was a fabulous find.
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Picture perfection – I think you nailed that prompt! Now I’m going to be singing Drops of Jupiter all day long 🙂
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Yes that song is a great one to sing along to! I just couldn’t get the song title out of my head so had to include it somewhere in my post :). Glad you noticed! I hadn’t realised I had so many droplet photos in my archives!
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Hi Deb, these are awesome photos! 🌞
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Many thanks Lisa, always fun to share 🙂
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Deb, love the rose photos with raindrops on them and especially your heading. Good point!
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Yes Suz, I have to say the roses are my favourites too, so delicate! I loved the quote I found and had to use it as it says a lot and not just related to water droplets :). Thanks x
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A great title, Deb. It made me think on many levels. Exceptionally beautiful photos! We had a lot of rain on our camping trip. Difficult to capture photos and try not to let the lens get wet. Also, fun. 🙂
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Thanks Erica, I had fun compiling the photos in this post and love sharing beauty whenever I can. You sound like you had a good time on your camping trip, even in the rain!
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Lovely pictures Deb, I shared this post with a dear friend who writes and takes pictures. Beset and blessings for the week. Michele
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Thanks very much for sharing Michele, I hope your friend enjoyed them too.
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Hi Deb – I love photos of water droplets (I even have a Pinterest board of Dandelions and Dewdrops) and Drops of Jupiter’s chorus “she walks like Summer and acts like rain” always touches my heart for some unknown reason.
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Yes it was that song that came to me as I was doing the post, it’s lovely. Glad you enjoyed my water droplet shots, they are always a joy to capture.
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Deb, Well done with your water drop photos and I like your thought-provoking quote. #lifethisweek
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Thanks Natalie, the quote really spoke to me and fitted with the photos too so win/win!
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Gorgeous photos Deb and there is something special about capturing droplets of water hanging on and waiting for them to fall. I loved the quote because with anything it really comes back to your ‘why’ doesn’t it? Have a lovely week and chat soon. #lifethisweek.
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Hi Sue, yes the quote really appealed to me for lots of reasons and it suited the water droplets hanging on too. Thanks – it was good going through my archives and sharing some old and newer photos of water droplets, who knew I had taken so many over the years??
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These are really lovely – esp the dew drops!
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Thanks Lydia, I’m always up for a challenge to see how far I can push myself!!
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I found your post on Twitter, Debbie! You really have the lens captures of water droplets down pat, so many gorgeous ones! I remember that song Drops of Jupiter. I end up capturing the drops better with my phone zoomed in. Yeah, not patient…I’ve been known to get the spray bottle out and hurry the droplet process along, LOL!
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I’m glad you found it Terri, I’ve just linked to your post now, due to the time differences I go looking for your post when I wake up Monday mornings.
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I figured! I tweeted a post and yours was close-by!
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Lovely photos, Deb – your patience was rewarded! And I enjoyed that throwaway Train reference too 😉
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Glad you got that reference Clive, thanks 🙂
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Just wanted you to know that it hadn’t gone unappreciated 😉
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Your photos are fabulous Deb. You really captured the water droplets well. I’m sorry to say that I gave up. We had a wet week so there was every opportunity but I didn’t produce anything decent at all
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Thanks Jen, I love trying to get the water droplets and some worked better than others. Most are from my archives so it wasn’t too hard to collate them all. No problem with giving up every now and again!
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Stunning pictures here Deb.
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Thanks Albert, it was great to share them!
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some good photos there Deb 🙂
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Many thanks Lucy!
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Wonderful captures. That peach colored rose with the droplets is so delicate. What a color!! Reminds me of the homemade peach ice cream my father would churn. Years ago.
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Yes that rose is my favourite every year when it flowers and the scent is gorgeous. I love that story of your father making ice cream!! Thanks for your visit, I love having you pop over 🙂
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Gorgeous pics Deb, isn’t nature so beautiful. And apt words for our times. xx
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Thanks a lot Miriam. I loved the quote when I saw it as it says a lot about life at the moment xx
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Your drop shots are absolutely stunning — I’m sure that I can touch them!
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Many thanks Donna, that is a lovely compliment. The fact that you feel you can touch them means they are ‘speaking’ to you.
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You did very well as it is no small feat to capture those raindrops.
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Thanks for that, I do try hard and sometimes they work out OK!!
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Flowers always photograph so much better with a droplet of water or dew – raindrops on roses…..
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Yes I agree Chris, a droplet can be so mesmerising too.
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The theme seems well suited for 2020 Deb. Lovely photos of assorted drops hanging on. always mesmerizing to see.
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Yes I thought it fitted in well Sue! Happy to hear you enjoyed my droplets 🙂 Thanks.
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Lovely pics, as well as a great title that’s pretty apt, considering I’ve been writing novels for a bit now and am considering putting it on the back burner since things have been slow. Thanks for this!
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So pleased to have helped Stuart! Keep going with it. I loved the quote when I found it earlier this morning. Just perfect for many of us this year and it suited my post too!!
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