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Great shots, like the ladybug crawling along and lightning too, as long as it doesn't strike you
ReplyDeleteI go to great lengths, Pat, to make sure lightning does not strike me!
DeleteThese are very nice, although with all that water it makes them entirely unappetizing. Plus I wouldn't eat a lady bug anyway. I'm just sayin ' ...
ReplyDeleteBut you would eat the daddy longlegs?!? Ha ha ha ha! Just teasin' right back at ya!
DeleteYou are so good at knowing how to zero in on a gorgeous small part of a flower. You have such an amazing eye. I love the water droplets and the rich colors.
ReplyDeleteI must learn how to photograph a lightning bolt. I've tried when we've been camping in the mountains, but I always end up with the entire scene being lit up by the lightning rather than a bolt. You inspire me!
superb! The water droplets capture the color. So good...
ReplyDeleteLeeAnna Paylor
Oh my word ... all are lovely, but Men in Black and Strawberry Fair are just drop-dead gorgeous!
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