jewels of rain
grace a gossamer net of silk
washing away dust
one drop at a time
cleansing can be this way
~
Visit OSI to read others poems inspired by: spiderwebs
As for Spirit Lake from my previous post, I have learned it is
actually called Spotted Lake.
It is 9 km west of Osoyoos, BC. The lake contains one of the world’s highest concentrations of minerals. Here is one link: Spotted Lake, BC
grace a gossamer net of silk
washing away dust
one drop at a time
cleansing can be this way
~
Visit OSI to read others poems inspired by: spiderwebs
As for Spirit Lake from my previous post, I have learned it is
actually called Spotted Lake.
It is 9 km west of Osoyoos, BC. The lake contains one of the world’s highest concentrations of minerals. Here is one link: Spotted Lake, BC
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Thank you for showing a wonderful view.
ReplyDeleteGreetings.
OMG...this is so magical!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an impressive capture! Awesome photo! Wow!
ReplyDeleteFantastic photo. How the heck do you do it!
ReplyDeleteYou have a special gift for capturing photo poetry. How right you are!
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful rendition Tammie!
ReplyDeletethe photo goes well with the line of verses....
nice, very nice!!!
You did good Tammie! I do like your idea of washing the dust away.
ReplyDelete[In mine, I had the water washing the sticky stuff away. ;-)]
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Gosh Tammie how did you capture this beauty. I'm amazed by it. Luuuv it to bits.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for the info about Spirit Lake (like that better than Spotted Lake...hihi).
Wonderful photo of the water in the web from underneath, great angel!
ReplyDelete/christina, Sweden
Should I say something after seeing this stunning image ? No. And accept a big Thank You for appreciating my interview. :)
ReplyDeletewow that is a beautiful photo. truly jeweled drops. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful words for a beautiful picture.
ReplyDeleteIf only the rain would look so good and cleansing here. This looks so much like modern art, it's fantastic!
ReplyDeleteEach drop is a universe unto its self, but is tied directly to all through the connective space that surrounds everything.
ReplyDeleteStunning photo Tammie.
This is an incredible photo..You are getting fantastic shots..
ReplyDeleteBoth photo and poem are excellent, very well done!
ReplyDeleteSo beautifully caught in a moment in time.....
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful words, and a gorgeous photo...those drops were so quenching to look at.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a magical shot!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL!!
ReplyDeleteThat the spiderweb can be so delicate yet strong enough to hold these raindrops ... beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous photo, TammieLee!
ReplyDeletecleansing the most magical way. Superb picture and lovely words
ReplyDeleteWow.. that' just incredibly gorgeous. Like a glittering canopy.
ReplyDelete:) Magical ! love your blog x
ReplyDeleteHi Tammie--
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful photo! And cleansing IS like that sometimes, slowly, drop by drop...
Thanks, as ever...
I can truly connect with your insight in the last line.
ReplyDelete...very pretty.....such beauty in the tiniest places when you look (or you grab your camera!).
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing more gorgeous than raindrops combined with spiderwebs and sunlight.
ReplyDeleteFragile, like faery necklaces, or lace.
So beautiful--that still moment you have captured here.
oh this is so magical..
ReplyDeletefantastic...
nature's most precious chandelier...you have such a way with capturing the magic.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty...looks like a heart!
ReplyDeleteTammie you have a way with water! Stunning!! Lovely poem. Carol
ReplyDeleteI used to gently unhook frozen spider's webs from the branches they were fixed to on my way to school and take them for show and tell. I was always captivated by the delicacy and intricacy of the designs, expecially with the frost or rain drops covering them.
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking me back down memory lane. I see they are still just as beautiful! And you have the gift of being able to capture them...
Tammie: What a neat capture, you certainly found a full web.
ReplyDeleteDali couldn't have painted a better picture. Impressive photography indeed.
ReplyDeletePlease have a wonderful new week.
And that's how cleansing goes sometimes, one drop, one step, one swipe at a time.
ReplyDeleteIt can be this way, and it can be a beautiful, transformative gift.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the gift of your art.
Lovely image and words
ReplyDeleteyou have given a totally new perspective to this shot! too good!
ReplyDeleteThose raindrops look so beautiful! Your photo is stunning as always!
ReplyDeleteEach time I visit you I leave filled with awe. This awe stays with me too as I go about my day.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this gift of awe.
Namaste,
Sherry
So beautiful Tammie! Your posts are like a tiny dollop of medicine for me. I truly look forward to them. Thank you. :)
ReplyDeleteOne of the most fascinating spiderweb with drops I have seen!
ReplyDeleteI've said it before, I'll say it again. Ms. Tammie Lee - Master of Bubbles.
ReplyDeleteNobody captures these elusive devils like you do.
The elasticity of water droplets never cease to amaze me. What a great shot!
ReplyDeleteHow nice, Tammie! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice week!
Wow Tammie,
ReplyDeleteThis picture is pure magic. The little spider web is quite strong to hold all those water droplets.
Lovely words... "Jewels of rain grace a gossamer net of silk". A perfect description and very beautiful!:)
Thank you so much for your special comment and message. I love seeing your cabin on my blog too. I could just do with visiting your place right now, for a cup of tea!;)
I will be sending you a reply email very soon.
Jo.x:)
It is almost like you were under this-were you?
ReplyDeleteA good kind of cleansing.
This is wonderful! peace to you Tammie :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful poem, and just an amazing photo!
ReplyDeleteOne drop at a time - wonderful words and superb photo!
ReplyDeleteYour jewels are just pure joys to my eyes!
ReplyDeleteWell, Tammie - as you know, I'm rarely speechless. However, sometimes, you show us through photos and words a world I didn't even imagine. Thank You!
ReplyDeleteThis was a refreshing treat -- pure magic! Thanks, too for the link to Spotted Lake. Sure enjoyed reading about this mysterious and fascinating place!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much! I feel good just looking at your pictures. Wonderfully captured.
ReplyDeletelove the macro shot, very otherwordly and a jewel indeed and as always soothing poem to compliment
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic !! What a fantastic close up shot !!Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteFabulous snap. water drops look like like crystals.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous Tammie and your words, so true...
ReplyDeleteHugs, G :<)
You have an amazing talent with a camera ...I loved the photo and poem.
ReplyDeleteThis is a work of a pro, great great shot and I'm loving this very much Tammie. Just WOW!
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome photo.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a perfect shot. I am speechless.
ReplyDeleteI love spiderwebs , they're definitely a work of art , bubbles just add to their natural beauty. Great photo !
ReplyDelete~ Holiday Blessings ~
Stunning photo, it's just gorgeous. Thanks for the poem too, always love those and I will check out the link to Spotted Lake.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful photo and equally beautiful verse~
ReplyDeleteamazing droplets. I am praying for a camera that will let me take photos like you do.
ReplyDeleteWOW!
ReplyDeleteHow awesome!
ReplyDeleteRegards.
Boy you got right up in there! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, Tammie. I tried to photograph some wet spiders' webs a few months ago and was quite disappointed. Certainly nothing like this one!
ReplyDeleteJanice.
Lovely poem, Your images just drip with promise. I love the picture. Well done.
ReplyDeletelove, Melanie
your photo is luminous and the poem full of grace. the world feels new.
ReplyDeletethank you.
Awesome! I love this shot!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas!
Absolutely gorgeous macro! Amazing!
ReplyDeleteDreamy! Fantastic angle! Consider me inspired!
ReplyDelete~exquisite...what more is there to say...brightest blessings~
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