The rain continues to come down so I'm persisting with droplet refraction. I still think it's amazing! This droplet shows my front lawn, trees and some of the spider lily that it is clinging to.
Sorry to continue with the droplets, I won't post one tomorrow ;-)
@bobfoto No, I didn't use any flash Jason, that's another spider lily flower.
@rhoing Thom I guess being such a tiny thing I should have uploaded a larger file, I always reduce them to 72ppi. When you hit the magnifier you can then hit Ctl+ a couple of times, it helps a tiny bit.
@bobfoto Well, it doesn't always look neat and tidy, we do try to keep it green but it's a struggle sometimes. You sound like you have a lovely tropical garden, do you find it hard keeping it watered or do you have a bore?
@bella_ss I've long known that holding down the Ctrl key and rolling the wheel on a mouse changes the font size on a web page, but I never knew the equivalent for a laptop — awesome! Thank you!
@rhoing - using a macbook, it is as simple as placing two fingers on the mouse pad and widening them... the screen increases and decreases as you move your fingers apart and together again!
@bella_ss - I do have a bore, but I try to be smart with my water use and the way I prioritise my garden. Food and Vegies come before the grass during the dry season.
@bobfoto We used to have a bore but unfortunately we're on a hill so we can't here. I do have a sprinkler system and well-mulched gardens to cut down water usage.
Actually my laptop (not mac) has that same feature.
After I left my comment on your last picture, I realized I didn't comment on this one like I thought I had....I saw it come up on my feed and thought, "wow, that is really awesome!" So I'll say it here: Awesome shot!
@rhoing Thom I guess being such a tiny thing I should have uploaded a larger file, I always reduce them to 72ppi. When you hit the magnifier you can then hit Ctl+ a couple of times, it helps a tiny bit.
@geertje @stagemum Thanks so much for the faves Geertje and Steph x
very groovy!
Actually my laptop (not mac) has that same feature.