The red clover captured some raindrops
in the night.
10 months ago
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3 comments:
The sunlight makes the little water drops look like diamonds on the leaves and bloom. I really like the last macro shot.
I like the way you've moved in on the clover flower. The raindrops are a nice extra.
Ooh, I love that last shot. So light and sparkly
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