Some wet spiderwebs

It's that time of year again. Misty, drizzly mornings deposit droplets all over the spiderwebs and you get that urge to balance a tripod in the most unlikely places to get what you think are the best pictures. Then you get indoors, put them on the big screen and toss most of them into the bin!
Here are some that survived the delete key ......




























They were all taken with a K1 and a manual focus 'A' series 100mm 'dental' macro lens. Mirror up and IR remote release.

All great but if pushed, I'd go for #1. Colour and lighting appeal. Seriously good work here, David.

Number one for me too for both colour and structure. You have to be quick to get these!

best wishes,

Graham

+1

even better viewed large

Curious how we differ - I like the last one personally. Whatever one's taste, thank you for your kind comments.

1 I really like with the way the limited DOF draws you in but then I got to No. 4 and I just love the way they all hang down and the larger rain drop sits at the bottom