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Trev B

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Raindrops are falling on my --- window!

20-01-2021, 14:18

Sitting my office this morning glancing out over the rain drenched field, there were two roe deer making their way into the woods. By the time I grabbed the camera they were in the woods, I thought how affective the raindrop on the window looked - thinking back to Daisy M's pictures of Frost. So here's my rendering of Raindrops are falling on my window

1145 - Raindrops 1145200121 by Trev Bartlett MBE, on Flickr

1146 - Raindrops 1146200121 by Trev Bartlett MBE, on Flickr

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#2

20-01-2021, 15:42

Well done for spotting the opportunity Trev

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#3

20-01-2021, 17:44

Very effective...good colour graduation from the background too.

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#4

20-01-2021, 17:51

Very good Trev.

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#5

20-01-2021, 19:26

Kept you amused Trev, they do form some great patterns & with that green background it shows that up really well.
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#6

20-01-2021, 19:33

Nice photos with great detail and sharp Trev,

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#7

20-01-2021, 22:05

Both are great pics, no.2 gets my vote.
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Trev B

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28-01-2021, 19:42

Thanks everyone for looking and your comments

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