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Dewdrops

Behind the Bloom

Hibiscus, Pink, Flower, Buds, Dew

This is the backside of a hibiscus bloom; with buds waiting for their turn in the foreground. This was taken in the early morning, while the dew was still lingering. This is from a hibiscus plant in the back yard of our northwest Missouri home.

I like this close-up capture because it showcases the delicate fold of the petals adorned with dewdrops. The green buds and leaves contrast beautifully with the vivid pink.

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The Queen’s Sceptre

Queen Anne's Lace, Flower, Wildflower

A close-up shot showcases the early stages of Queen Anne’s Lace, bathed in warm sunlight. Early morning dew clings to the delicate stems of the plant and a lone strand of spider web. The early light and tiny dewdrops highlight its structure and adding some sparkle.

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Orange Poppy Down

Orange, Flower, Poppy, Dew, DropsOne of the aspects I enjoy with photography is capturing different perspectives.  This is an orange poppy that was drenched by an early morning rain.  The rain pushed the bloom downward, leaving some moisture on the delicate, paper-like petals.

We have a few poppy plants in a flower bed next to our house that bloom every spring.  The bloom doesn’t last nearly enough but they are quite lovely while they are showing. I’ve taken a lot of poppy picture over the years, but none quite like this.  I particularly like the contrasting colors of vivid orange and green and the different perspective of this photo.

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