Succulent Flowers after the rain

After months of little or no rain we've had two days of rain giving us 30mm so far and further rain is expected over the next two days. Coming into spring this will really help things in my garden. The surface tension of these succulents and flower work real well to pool rain drops.

No.1

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Lucky we've had some rain eh, Greg? Good shots - still not helping my parent's garden much, it's as dead a door nail. I'll probably be out with the camera macro hunting after these rains, hoping to nail some decent shots.

Dave

PS Did see a HUGE dragonfly on Saturday, but it was flying very fast and no chance of catching it

Hi Greg C,

Great shots...

I have been attempting to start macro photography but to not much avail... This is my web album at present. (Is this how I should present the link for others?).

http://picasaweb.googl​e.com …rownster/KindaM​acroPhotos

Any comments would be appreciated.

Regards

#1 and #5 are my top favs of this set - there's just something that really appeals to me in each! Well done...and you can keep the rain on your side of the continent I'm so over winter

Feels like I can almost reach out and touch that last one.

That last one looks like something I'd expect to see on a poster, the clarity is excellent.

Nick C. wrote in post #3758466
Feels like I can almost reach out and touch that last one.

haha, get Greg to make a poster for you and you just might be able to.

Great series. The last on is my favourite as well.

Wonderful series Greg....
Gotta love those RDO's...
cheers

Nice series Greg. I like the last one best. Great lighting in all of them.

PS - you go to the Ekka? Pics?

dpastern wrote in post #3758037
Lucky we've had some rain eh, Greg? Good shots - still not helping my parent's garden much, it's as dead a door nail. I'll probably be out with the camera macro hunting after these rains, hoping to nail some decent shots.

Dave

PS Did see a HUGE dragonfly on Saturday, but it was flying very fast and no chance of catching it

Thanks Dave, the rain is real welcome, here's hoping for more over the next few days.

the mighty2006 wrote in post #3758053
Hi Greg C,

Great shots...

I have been attempting to start macro photography but to not much avail... This is my web album at present. (Is this how I should present the link for others?).

http://picasaweb.googl​e.com …rownster/KindaM​acroPhotos

Any comments would be appreciated.

Regards

Thanks Sean

kja wrote in post #3758396
#1 and #5 are my top favs of this set - there's just something that really appeals to me in each! Well done...and you can keep the rain on your side of the continent I'm so over winter

Thanks

Nick C. wrote in post #3758466
Feels like I can almost reach out and touch that last one.

Thanks Nick, that one is a last minute includsion. .... I was unsure about it.

Carjo wrote in post #3758968
That last one looks like something I'd expect to see on a poster, the clarity is excellent.
haha, get Greg to make a poster for you and you just might be able to.

Thanks Rob

dreamline wrote in post #3759045
Great series. The last on is my favourite as well.

Thanks

jforj143 wrote in post #3759378
Wonderful series Greg....
Gotta love those RDO's...
cheers

Thanks.... not enough RDO's I reckon.

troypiggo wrote in post #3759467
Nice series Greg. I like the last one best. Great lighting in all of them.

PS - you go to the Ekka? Pics?

Thanks Troy, no I didn't get out to the ekka at all this year.