dew
By yi-ching lin
Tags: atlanta, dew, dew drop, dewdrop, grass, life, living, photo challenges, postaday2012, postaweek2012, sign, simple, weed, weeds, weekly photo challenge
Category: art, city, nature, photography, poetry, street photography, structure, writing
yi-ching lin photography 
morning cuts and bleeds
like the rest of us – it’s the
pin-prick test that seals
the recognition
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Gorgeous!
thank you so much, Cee! i enjoyed your Flowers Galore photos – especially the Oregon fields. beautiful!
Beautiful shot of the tiny world all around us. Too often we forget to stop & pay attention.
thank you, Marita!
Beautiful shot.
thank you, Shawn – i enjoyed your latest, too.
That’s a lovely capture! 🙂 What a beautiful little dew..
thank you, Gracie – your willow tree is an amazing capture. love, love it!
Simply beautiful
thank you so much – i really enjoyed your reverse macro shot – that flower is a lily! (smile)
Just perfect.
thank you! i love your Murphy the Airedale photo, with the little girl in red in the background – and of course, you know i love the food-making photos! lovely!
Beautiful; and simple!
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thank you, Joe – i appreciate the visit!
I fail to see the connection between the superb photo of a dewrdrop and a pin prick, which presumably produces blood. Perhaps you could photograph a blood drop as well – in beautiful rich red.
thank you for dropping by – i appreciate your thoughtful response. to me, that pearl of dew reminded me of the pearl of blood that quickly gathers on the edge of one’s finger. it reminds me that, in a general sense, we’re not so different after all. it also alludes to DNA testing – the pin-prick method to seal the recognition.
Nice shot!
Jimmy
http://www.slightlyreworded.wordpress.com
thank you, Jimmy! and thank you for sharing a touching post on memories of your father.
Superb photograph. Where does the eye immediately go? Yes it does, oh yes it certainly does. This is art.
Best. Neil
thank you so much for dropping by, Neil.
Beautiful poem & inspiring photograph. It feels like the beginning of a cool spring day.
thank you so much! i enjoyed your turtle painting, Joyce! is that a red-ear slider? or a painted turtle? (smile)
simply stuns the senses
thank you!!
Certainly very interesting, something to think about
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thank you for visiting. please feel free to subscribe to daily doses. i enjoyed your “the beautiful & the sublime” (smile).
nice.
thank you for stopping by – you can also subscribe for daily doses!
Thats what we call dept-a- field control,without a tripod.
(smile)
It is such a wonderful photo. I can’t image how you could catch it:)
thank you! it was on the curb – morning dew! someone must have missed it! thank you so much for subscribing to daily doses!
just perfect!
thank you! glad it worked.
Wonderful shot!
thank you so much!!
This is very beautiful 🙂 Nice job!
thank you, Ewik. i appreciate it!
Simple excellence! You got it all right, kudos 🙂
thank you (smile). i appreciate the consistent support! your “simple” submission of the Philharmonic Hall in Luxembourg City looks awesome! i’m ready to walk right in!
Very brilliantly captured! 🙂
thank you – i enjoy the name, “Pointless Paranoia” (smile).
I like how the drop is just hanging on.
nature is pretty incredible!! (smile) thank you!
HI. Have used this beauty to illustrate “no mourning dew”. Link to here seems to be working atm. The bird is on my docket for when I’m not about to hammer the computer. Thank you.
thank you!! that’s so sweet. enjoyed your writing, too!
Your constant kindness is a credit to your mother. 🙂
(smile) she’s awesome. thank you, also, for letting me know about that writing challenge. it was fun!