My little camera

Occasionally when I'm out and about, little bits and pieces catch my eye and providing they don't cost much, I buy them and keep them for days when I can't get out to get a shot.
I bought this little, glass camera a couple of months ago and was glad of it today. It's rained more or less all day except for a very little while this afternoon when there was a break in the clouds and the sun came out for long enough for me to take a few shots of the ornament.
The camera's 2 and 1/4" (6cm) wide x 1 and 3/4" (4.5cm) tall.

We've not had very much rain at all for months, a situation that's changed recently but it's going to take a lot more before our hosepipe ban will be lifted; there's quite a deficit to make up.
Edit. Famous last words. It went on to chuck it down in torrents for weeks and the hosepipe ban got lifted pdq. There were quite severe floods in some areas of the country.

[Kathrin]

This is so precious! Great work :))

[Deni]

I love this, such a nice way to compensate for a rainy day outside.

[Brian Baptie]

Love the little light flares it has created!!

[Celia Leaberry Gould]

That's a beautiful shot. I love the light and the clarity of the picture.

[elkehochban]

Very nice!

[Tammeray]

Love the shadow and reflection :)

[Netkonnexion]

Very cool capture. Interesting reflections off the glass it is on. Nice one.

[Jen Hudson]

The flares and refections are really attracive. A good idea, nice shot.

[CHARLES MALLIA]

a beautiful ornament i love minitures glass ornaments

[Anita Hoyle]

Love the shadows and flares, makes a really good composition.

[Jean Tookey]

Lovely shadows and reflections. A good buy.

[Cindy Muir]

What a neat little trinket. Love the refracted light.

[carol white]

Super capture,love the tiny sparkles!!

[Fiz]

What a great buy, and a fab shot. The light and reflections are excellent.

[Jennifer C]

lovely light and reflections in this image x it's a lovely momento!

[Susan Bell]

Lovely little sparkles on the worktop. I wonder if you might get rainbows out of this with direct sunlight? Rather thin on the ground at the moment, I know ;-)