It was raining on and off yesterday. The temperature was comfortable, and I felt like sleeping... though I mostly watched a TV series the whole afternoon since we couldn't do much in the garden.
At times when it stopped raining, my family and I went out and did some cleaning in the garden. And at that time, I also took the chance to take some photos of raindrops on leaves and grass. They're so interesting to see and observe, and they make great subjects for photography.
I started with this raindrop that's almost the same size as the leaf. It's a tiny leaf, though, so both of them are so cute.
Then, I went to see the gabi or taro leaves. They're usually big, so there'll be a lot of raindrops on them. However, I took photos of the smaller ones.
These are some regular shots, meaning, just the default setting on my phone camera. However, I thought it was quite bright, and I wanted the leaf to be darker, so the raindrops would look brighter. Here's what it looked like after making some adjustments to the settings. <br
The darker versions look more dramatic, don't they? haha
This one is from a bigger leaf, and the raindrops pooled into a big one.
And when I was looking through the bigger leaves, I saw this little fella. It's a spideyyy~!!!
I always find their eyes eerily cute. This spider was quite elusive. I took several photos of it, but I only got three decent ones among them. haha
I had fun looking at it, crawling around the leaf with raindrops, though.
So yeah, those are the photos I took yesterday afternoon. Well, at least for this theme. Let me share some more bonus photos.
It's the view from the back of the garage or our store. We went under the mango tree because my father was showing us how we could see the Divine Mercy Shrine from there. It's quite far, but we could indeed see the huge monument. And while we're at it, I decided to take photos of the view from the back and also under the mango tree.
So yeah, that's it for this post. I hope you enjoyed my theme and photos this time. See you around!(^^,)/
