Raindrops On The Plantation

December is a month that often rains in my area such as Aceh - Indonesia, but I took the opportunity to learn from the rain how to make this rain show my photography. After the rain stopped, I visited a coffee plantation to look for dry wood for burning as a bonfire maker, but it was a big mistake because the wood I was looking for had all been wetted by rain.

And as usual, I always carry my handheld cellphone, namely a Smartphone. I was looking for something I could take a picture of on this plantation, but after I looked around there were lots of stagnant water reservoirs and dripping on some of the leaves and the garden buddy's fence.

Taro leaves become the main object when water falls on the surface of these leaves, the wide leaves can hold up to liters of water if the leaves are placed in my hand when bent, I was able to photograph some raindrops in black and white.

Seen a lot of raindrops floating on the surface of this taro leaf, for me this is a good moment for me to capture, and it didn't take long for me to take a picture of it, and I've shared it below.

Furthermore, in the sweet potato plantation, I also saw on the stalks of sweet potatoes that thrive here, not far away the possibility of rain can also settle on some of these leaf stalks, you can see a few drops of water on the stalks

Then also I saw raindrops on a dry wooden twig, not far away I might also take a picture of it, maybe just a glimpse but not too bad

The boundaries of this plantation are provided with barbed wire which is installed to avoid animals called nuisance pests, therefore I saw this fence wire lined up between the plantation boundaries, between this wire fence I took several shots of water droplets that landed on this wire,

Next is the shot of the water droplets on the sweet potato leaves, after I said that on the sweet potato twigs, then the drops on the sweet potato leaves, I just relied on my smartphone camera without using a macro lens, I think it's okay and not bad.

One of the photos that I like the most is when there are so many coffee cherries in this plantation yard, the coffee trees that thrive and bear fruit really catch my attention, it didn't take long for me to immediately capture this photo, I shot it without using a macro lens but it doesn't look like it. too bad. Because this coffee fruit only bears fruit 5 months a year but this is my chance to capture portraits like this.