Raindrops on Panicum elegans ‘Frosted Explosion’
Beaded rain on my favourite tactile grasses: Panicum elegans ‘Frosted Explosions’ and Pennisetum villosum (with background colours provided by Clary sage).
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Wow, what gorgeous images and impressive what with reflections in the first and a wash of clary sage in the second.
Cheers Kate. I couldn’t decide which to post, so opted for both.
I was going to begin my comment with ‘wow!’ too, what a great image.
Thanks .. the trick is to catch the right size of rain/mist on the grass
Fantastic photos. Well done!
Thanks … this pushed my little Canon IXUS to the limit.
How beautiful! Like jewels, or a fantastic pools-of-light neckace!
Thanks …. I’d love a necklace like that!
I agree with Chloris-stunning!
Thanks
Amazing pictures!
Thanks