I was drawn closer, and I realized most of the leaves had been on the ground for a while, collecting dew.
I was so mesmerized by the jeweled beauty
of the leaves, that I barely noticed the curious people in the cars that had to swerve around me in the parking lot. Most of them were smiling.
I am linking up with Beth's "FATuesday Artist Spotlight" - come on over and be inspired by all of the wonderful artists Beth found this week - and share YOUR art as well!
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Just beautiful.
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Beautiful series of photos, I love.
ReplyDeleteThe leaves turn such a lovely shade of yellow in autumn.
ReplyDeleteExcellente troisième photo ! Merveilleuses perles ...
ReplyDeletethe yellow is lovely
ReplyDeleteI'm astounded by how perfect the dew drops look!
well done!
Wow, the third one is like crystal-clear!
ReplyDeleteExquisite captures! Each drop looks like a jewel! Enjoy your weekend!
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I love the color and the water drops just stunning!
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Ginkos just amaze me with their leaf structure and their beauty. The water drops look like little diamonds. Gorgeous. genie
ReplyDeleteWonderful, the leaves are absolutely beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMade me smile, I often get carried away too observing nature.
The leaves are beautiful! The water drops remind me of shiny little gems.
ReplyDeleteWow, you've inspired me! I have a Ginko biloba in my front yard. Your photos are excellent... gives me some good ideas.
ReplyDeleteLes diamants de la nature !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous images! I love the shape and color of the leaves and the dew drops do look like jewels. :)
ReplyDeleteI saw the first saw and thought, "Beautiful". Saw the second shot and said, "Wow". Saw the first shot and yelled, "SPECTACULAR!"
ReplyDeleteOh, Sissy--I love the progression--I'm with Pat. And they fill my eyes.
ReplyDeleteI would have been smiling too, by the way. (GRIN)
And thank you for joining us for FATuesday! You are such a wonderful photographer...and I'm not even biased one little bit. That's the truth, you know.
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