Rivulets & Droplets

Simple things please simple minds - after work - although it shouldn't really be called work as its sooo enjoyable - watching the rivulets of raindrops meander down the window pane I became quite enthralled by the beautiful intricate patterns, the entwining & weaving of the winding flows.  Absolutely beautiful, so much so I wondered how the droplets of rain & the subsequent confluence could be captured - would appear in a photograph. Using our little digital camera, I held it against the window & took a few random photies. Trying to figure out & understand the different settings available on the camera too as all too often I just point & click!!

Sometimes long rainy days can appear so grey, bleak or miserable especially when longing for sunshine & warmth.  Sometimes though the rain can feel quite magical, exhilarating  & refreshing.  Today, the sky was beautiful, varying  shades of grey making the the trees & grass look so much more positively lush & vibrant green in comparison. 
The raindrops captured on the camera are absolutely stunning. How amazing the mirror image of our garden is captured perfectly within the droplets. Orbs of glistening magical wonderment. 

Take a peek at the photies . .  beauoooootiful Autumnal raindrops on our window pane!

Note the upside down reflection captured, the perfect mirror image of the whole of the garden visible within the droplet itself. Aren't they quite beautiful.

Not sure where or why the colour has disappeared in this shot, but the lack of colour adds so much shape 

& depth to the imagery, I think its an awesome image - reminds me of the human cell.

This is my favourite , look at the detail captured in the droplets - wow!!

(I've turned the picture upside down to enable the just how perfect the garden image is of the lawn & trees)

We're surrounded by the joyous celebrations of Nature, the fusion of creativity. When the spirit of all things unite we have a wonderful merging of energy. Passion, creativity, love & wonderment. Energy of all things present in all things at every given moment. Find the miracle in the moment, the divine in the detail.