For once I remembered to take my camera with me this morning, and after I’d dropped DorkySon at nursery I spent about twenty minutes messing around with it in the park. All the webs look so beautiful when they’re covered in dew, butI really need to get a tripod so that I can do my macro lens justice. There were lots more lovely shots that I wanted to get, but my hands were too shaky.
I ended up having a funny wee chat with a little boy who was on his way to school. He stopped and got off his scooter to see what I was up to – you could almost see him thinking ‘What’s that crazy lady doing crouching over in the bushes?’ – and asked to see some of the pictures on my camera. He liked the ones with spiders in, but thought the leaf ones were boring.
Always nice to get some honest feedback…
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I ADORE that first one! Not so keen on the last… you see, everyone’s a critic! 😉 Gorgeous autumn photos, I am planning to spend most of next week with my camera in my hand!
Thank you lovely! Can’t wait to see your photos next week – are you heading away anywhere, or just having a lovely chilled out time at home with the family? xx
I’m off to the North Devon and Cornwall coast 🙂
wowzers Ruth they’re gorgeous! Maybe we should sneak off on a morning shoot somewhere! I would love to have stayed snapping the dew in my garden this morning but had to come to work 😦 (although my camera is in my bag!)
I am definitely up for that! Are you taking the photobook people up on their offer? I am dithering… and I can’t find the fecking tweet with the email address.
Wow these are amazing shots, I love the dew on spider’s webs this time of year.
They look lovely, but do freak me out slightly too. Much prefer looking at the photos to taking the photos!
They are really clear and amazing shots (you sure your hand was shaking?). I love number six. I really like the points of focus that you have chosen especially in the third and fourth one. I really really want a macro lense!
Thank you! I love love love mine! It was a birthday present & I have to be reminded to occasionally step back and take a photo of a whole person rather than just their fingernail!
WOW – They are amazing – stunning – and something from a magic garden.
Thank you lovely!
Gorgeous photos!
Thanks lovely!
Wow! you have some wonderful photos there! I love webs and droplets photos.
Thanks so much!
Yes, it does need a tripod doesn’t it. The young lad probably thought you were going to take a …
Oh no! I hope not!!
And once again I’m left wishing I took take a half decent photo. Not that yours are half decent – clearly they’re full decent. Oh you know what I mean! Very beautiful dewy photos. Almost makes me want to get up early at the weekend and go off in search of cobwebs. Almost.
I do know what you mean, and you’re very kind. The half decent photos are more due to the camera than the photographer though… I think your weekend might be a bit too precious for web hunting, lovely xx
Wow. At all of them! I especially love the last one – the colours are wonderful and the details of the stripy legs and drops of water are so clear. The focus and the blurring seem just right on that one, it really grabs you to look at it, and the oranges and greens behind… I’m not keen on spiders but could look at that for ages 🙂 I also love #3, #2, #1, #6… Okay, all of them 😉
Thank you! I dithered over which spider to include. I had another shot which was identical but the body was in focus and the legs were out of focus… I went with this one because it was less creepy!
Wonderful photos. I like how the raindrops are completely round and you’ve captured them beautifully.
Thanks so much for your lovely comment! x
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