Your photography is amazing, I really love the dandelion fluff! I posted a 'raindrop' post recently too, there is such magic to be found in nature! You have certainly captured this in your photos!
Tammie: These babies look refreshed. I'm sure you were as well. I like the slant rhymes that run through your poem: thirst / fulfill / essential / nurturing / future.
Ah beautifully poetic photos again. What about spring deluge? It's been raining solid here for what seems like a lifetime now and yes the earth needs it but we need a little bit of blue sky!
Your words are just as thirst quenching as the rain droplets you captured. I'd never really thought of dandelions as being beautiful. Quite lovely! Thanks for visiting my blog the other day.
We had a Summer rain here today, Tammie. It only lasted about 5 minutes and was just an easy, light rain. It was just enough to give everything a drink!!!! NICE!!!
Love seeing the flowers with drops on them. That is cool!!!!! Great photos. Hugs, Betsy
Love your pictures! You visited my blog in January during the OWOH giveaway. My mystery novel is out now, and my publisher is offering a special promotion, 10% off, to those who posted on my blog. The coupon/code is DAT10. Come visit my website at www.thehousemysteries.com to learn more about my book. Take care, Denise.
As the trash trucks bumped and banged outside and the dark morning clouds refused to let the sun shine I thought to myself, "I need a nature fix." Ah! I'll go to Tammie's blog and see what she has posted. Yes there it is, colors, flowers, open range, room to breath, a reminder of another kind of life that is steeped in nature, that tickles my soul and gives me a lift to start my day.
Wow the water drops are like diamonds on the leaf !! great one...Also I Have Started My Own Website And Would Like You To Have A Look At It.I Would Love To Have Your Comments On That Also.Unseen Rajasthan
These are just fabulous! I love your photography ... and your poetry! Your images are serene and peaceful ... and truly honor the subject. Your words say what the pictures convey. Brilliant!
Thank you for sharing them with us!
Small Footprints http://reducefootprints.blogspot.com
It is not always so fun to be out in the rain but it is fantastic to go straigt after the rain an try to capture the rain drops on plants with the camera.
Thank you for stopping by my blog.
I change photo on my blog Allt kan grönska - Everything can grow, everyday.
I love it when you photograph the droplets on the flowers. The flowers must love the water too.
I watched that Maori movie Once a warrior, and now I am reading the sequel. I was told it caused a lot of grief among the elders. Too much stereo typing of the bad things they do.
Capturing the beauty of our natural world with photography is a great passion for me, as well as my business; Spirithelpers. You can find my webstore at: www.spirithelpers.net
It is my attempt to capture a spirit that uplifts and ignites the majesty in our hearts.
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Your photography is amazing, I really love the dandelion fluff!
ReplyDeleteI posted a 'raindrop' post recently too, there is such magic to be found in nature! You have certainly captured this in your photos!
I love all these photos. Superb photography. You are really artistic.
ReplyDeleteI'm swooning over the drenched dandelion fluff too! It's such an unusual and gorgeous image!
ReplyDeleteSo nice little water drops!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful. I love the first one the best.
ReplyDeleteThat first shot is so nice. I'm a big fan of dandelions in all stages, such simple beauty!
ReplyDeleteDelightful captures. I like the way the light shines on the water drops...
ReplyDelete:)
ReplyDeleteI like these. Beautiful shots.
ReplyDeleteTammy, this is a wonderful set of photos. Love the details of each shot. The dew drops, and the poetry, just love it!
ReplyDeleteTammie: These babies look refreshed. I'm sure you were as well. I like the slant rhymes that run through your poem: thirst / fulfill / essential / nurturing / future.
ReplyDeleteThese images are so delicate and lovely, capturing the essence of the beautiful poem you wrote!
ReplyDeleteAll gifts of life
and love
xoabigail
Oh my - I love these! I love your macros at any time! That first one is simply gorgeous, with the light on the droplets!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by!
You really captured beautiful shots! I can feel the energy you put into taking your photos! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLovely! Your poetry and photos are divine!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely gorgeous images. Thanks so much for your lovely words too!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photos.
ReplyDeleteI love the raindrops on the flowers. Super.
Gunilla in Sweden
Ah beautifully poetic photos again. What about spring deluge? It's been raining solid here for what seems like a lifetime now and yes the earth needs it but we need a little bit of blue sky!
ReplyDeleteO.K. I need a nice cool glass of water now. Beautiful photos, but they really did make me thirsty!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful triptych. An fitting ode to Spring.
ReplyDeleteYour words are just as thirst quenching as the rain droplets you captured. I'd never really thought of dandelions as being beautiful. Quite lovely! Thanks for visiting my blog the other day.
ReplyDeleteGreat photography, Tammie Lee. Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteWe had a Summer rain here today, Tammie. It only lasted about 5 minutes and was just an easy, light rain. It was just enough to give everything a drink!!!! NICE!!!
ReplyDeleteLove seeing the flowers with drops on them. That is cool!!!!! Great photos.
Hugs,
Betsy
These macros are just beautiful. Your words about spring rain are also beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou are a very good photographer! I like the water drops on the flowers
ReplyDeleteThe dandelion is my favourite.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!
Love your pictures!
ReplyDeleteYou visited my blog in January during the OWOH giveaway. My mystery novel is out now, and my publisher is offering a special promotion, 10% off, to those who posted on my blog. The coupon/code is DAT10. Come visit my website at www.thehousemysteries.com to learn more about my book. Take care, Denise.
This is an invigorating post!
ReplyDeleteHow well you have captured the water droplets!
ReplyDeleteGlorious images.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful and I think that first one is simply gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSuch delicate rain drops....Highlights the beauty of those flowers perfectly.
ReplyDeleteLove them. Smiles Barbara
What wonderful images you have been posting Tammie Lee. I love the raindrops on these.
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos! So delicate and gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteAs the trash trucks bumped and banged outside and the dark morning clouds refused to let the sun shine I thought to myself, "I need a nature fix." Ah! I'll go to Tammie's blog and see what she has posted. Yes there it is, colors, flowers, open range, room to breath, a reminder of another kind of life that is steeped in nature, that tickles my soul and gives me a lift to start my day.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely wonderful photos - love the first one best.
ReplyDeleteWow the water drops are like diamonds on the leaf !! great one...Also I Have Started My Own Website And Would Like You To Have A Look At It.I Would Love To Have Your Comments On That Also.Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteThese are just fabulous! I love your photography ... and your poetry! Your images are serene and peaceful ... and truly honor the subject. Your words say what the pictures convey. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing them with us!
Small Footprints
http://reducefootprints.blogspot.com
beautiful photography & words, thank you
ReplyDeleteFantastic snaps. Those little water droplets make it more beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGASP! Stunning! I've never seen raindrops on dandelions before. Certainly not this close up. Beautiful, beautiful photographs.
ReplyDeleteIt is not always so fun to be out in the rain but it is fantastic to go straigt after the rain an try to capture the rain drops on plants with the camera.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by my blog.
I change photo on my blog Allt kan grönska - Everything can grow, everyday.
/Have a nice weekend, Maria Berg, Sweden
Stunning :)
ReplyDeleteThose tiny rain drops are looking like pearls dangling from those flowers and leaves. Awesome Tammie
ReplyDeleteHi Tammie,you have a lot of beautiful photos here on your blog,I really like them!Thank you for visiting my blog,hope to see you again!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Your work is so beautiful. Glad I stopped in.
ReplyDeleteHugs, G
These are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt's extremely hot today in Israel, and seeing this set brings a slight breeze to my day.
Thank :)
Pure magic! Here in the high desert watery magic is rare, but this spring, we've been experiencing it. Oh, how I drink it in!
ReplyDeleteStunning shots! Drops are a favorite of mine - love the clarity here.
ReplyDeletethe water droplets are so lovely. the first image is a great art!
ReplyDeleteWonderful series.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
I just LOVE the first shot!
Fantastic! :)
I love it when you photograph the droplets on the flowers. The flowers must love the water too.
ReplyDeleteI watched that Maori movie Once a warrior, and now I am reading the sequel. I was told it caused a lot of grief among the elders. Too much stereo typing of the bad things they do.