Thanks Monica. My thoughts are that now, when it's raining, I can look out and imagine that the raindrops are stars and that it's a lovely clear night.
congrats, GB on your shots! I tried the same thing one night, but I wasn't sure that I wanted to publish it. My daughter thought I was crazy because there were high winds and lightning that night. She had asked me if I'd been woken by the storm. I said, "No, I was awake and taking pictures of it." That's when she told me I was crazy; I told her that I hadn't gone out. I'm not stupid!
Norma, there's nothing wrong with being crazy once in a while. It's when we are being crazy and not knowing we are being crazy that the problems start. I was standing on my deck which is covered. It's lovely being able to be in the fresh air and the elements without actually getting wet.
You get the same effect with the dreaded Scottish midge and a camera flash. Unfortunately the photo doesn't leave you with a magical feeling just an irresistible urge to scratch!
We may be apart but when I look at the sky and remember that we are standing on the same earth, looking at the same moon, somehow you don't seem so far away after all.
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Looks good! So, are they really all just raindrops, or are some real stars hidden among them?
ReplyDeleteJust raindrops: the sky was completely clouded over.
DeleteAwesome - looks like the sky without light pollution.
ReplyDeleteYes. Our night sky is like that when the full moon isn't out.
DeleteGreat Glad Game, GB... ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks Monica. My thoughts are that now, when it's raining, I can look out and imagine that the raindrops are stars and that it's a lovely clear night.
Deletecongrats, GB on your shots!
ReplyDeleteI tried the same thing one night, but I wasn't sure that I wanted to publish it. My daughter thought I was crazy because there were high winds and lightning that night. She had asked me if I'd been woken by the storm. I said, "No, I was awake and taking pictures of it." That's when she told me I was crazy; I told her that I hadn't gone out. I'm not stupid!
Norma, there's nothing wrong with being crazy once in a while. It's when we are being crazy and not knowing we are being crazy that the problems start. I was standing on my deck which is covered. It's lovely being able to be in the fresh air and the elements without actually getting wet.
DeleteThese are so magical to look at!
ReplyDeleteThanks Heather.
DeleteHow cool is that! What a great effect. I must remember that. Thank, GB
ReplyDeletePleasure, Carol.
DeleteDon't know anything about photography, but I really love this.
ReplyDeleteIt was just point and shoot Jill.
DeleteThat's great! One of the reasons why I dream of getting proposed to under the rain! :))
ReplyDeleteI hope your dream comes true, Denise
DeleteYou get the same effect with the dreaded Scottish midge and a camera flash. Unfortunately the photo doesn't leave you with a magical feeling just an irresistible urge to scratch!
ReplyDeleteI never thought of that Mark. I don't think I'll try it either!
DeleteSnow is even better GB. Do you remember that stuff - white, falls from sky, winter-time! :-D
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