Dew drops - Part 48 from 11/18/2023 + Dew dropsd photography competition.
Dew drops - Part 48 from 11/18/2023 + Dew dropsd photography competition.
Drops of dew are worthy of an artist's brush and no matter where you see them they are the perfect decoration of everything you touch.
I have seen many times in the city artists who setting up an easel painted the landscape they liked, but I don’t remember ever seeing artists near a place where there are containers with garbage and painting garbage, lol.
Three people who posted photographs of Dew drops in the comments to this post the three best photographs among all the photographs that I see in the comments, will receive a prize from me in the form of tips to ALIVE and LOLZ.
But in vain sometimes you can see wonderful paintings there as in this case.
Look at these beautiful dew drops that formed inside the big bag of fallen leaves that the street cleaners collected and prepared for disposal at the landfill.
The heat of smoldering leaves inside the plastic bags and the cool weather outside did their job created a dew point and a small miracle happened, drops of crystal clear water formed on the translucent surface of the derivative of the organic synthesis of unsaturated hydrocarbons ethylene and polypropylene produced in tubular reactors under the influence of excess pressure and heat from the gas a by-product of the oil refining industry.
Surely, what I learned before passing the exams for the right to manage the construction of polyethylene pipelines remained in my memory but there dew is an enemy and it was necessary to get rid of it before starting work.
The prize for the three winners of the competition is a ALIVE and LOLZ tip!
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More to come!
Enjoy viewing the photos and reading the article!
Have a blessed day!
| Category: | Photography |
| Camera: | Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX300 |
| Location: | Ukraine |
| Author: | Author |
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