It has been a few weeks since we entered autumn and with it the rains arrive, these days you cannot go out much to take pictures and on the few occasions that I go out I take the opportunity to take photos of the drops of water that remain on the leaves after the rain.
This first photograph I took seemed very creative and visually striking for the position of the drop on the sheet, as well as being the only one that was held on it.
It seems incredible how a few simple drops on some leaves can become something so striking, transforming an everyday scene into something creative and artistic.
This tiny drop looks like a small diamond helped by daylight, it is curious how it maintains its spherical shape and even more surprising how it can remain on top of the sheet despite gravity.
In this pair of photographs, I could see that the small drops create a magnifying glass effect, highlighting the veins of the leaves, in addition to making the impermeability of the leaf visible, which with the passage of minutes is giving way.
Finally, you can see a leaf invaded by these tiny diamonds, where the smallest ones shine without any problem their so characteristic spherical shape, which is difficult to observe in the largest, for obvious reasons.
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