Essence of presence
Preserved momentarily.
Precious and precarious,
Language of otherworldlyness.
How cathartic torrential rain can be. Even though I got soaked I felt closer to nature. All my senses became enhanced. It was a wonderful experience. Enjoy.:-)
Lavender Moon: Artist, Poet and Lover of Nature 
I just love seeing dew on spiders webs… wonderful captures xox
Thank you Sue. There were so many dewy spider’s webs to get lost in their stories. I love them too. Xx:-)
Lovely photos and words. Love your usual delicate touch–as delicate as the raindrops lacing the web.
That’s sweet of you thank you. I hope all is well. 🙂
A rain necklace!!! How gorgeous! And I sure hope you protected your camera. I’ve gotten soaked many a time but my camera stayed dry! LOL You can obviously see who rates!!! Awesome photography!! Love, Amy
Thank you Amy. The things we do for our passion! It’s still taking photos thank goodness. Lol
I bought some rain sleeves for my camera just for when I go to Niagara Falls. There is always a heavy mist on the Canadian side and knowing I will be working for several hours there, at least once, I am not about to put my camera in jeapardy. Water will ruin a camera. I’m not taking chances. I am glad to hear yours is still taking pics. LOL (((HUGS))) Amy
Very sensible advice Amy. I bet Niagara is amazing, I think I could easily spend hours in the mist there. Have great photo sessions. Hugs 🙂
Easily I could spend hours there. I am going to have to play this by ear because I must be home at certain hours in order to feed my cats and give meds. Good thing I do my work fast. (smile) (((HUGS)) Amy
I usually take my dogs which is why I’ll get an unusual angle on a shot or a totally different shot from the intended as I get nudged by one of my dogs! I always think I’ll leave them behind sometimes but really they are my inspiration! 🙂 xx