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Oh so lovely!
Thank you, Laurie!
Another favorite, beautiful.
Thank you, Amelia.
What a beautiful color! And what a gorgeous picture! I have some white crested iris that were passed along to me, but I love that purple.
Thank you, Indie. If you ever come out to western MA, I’ll give you some. I have tons of it!
Not only beautiful, but has a geometrical patern in the middle!
Yes, it reminded me of a kaleidoscope. Thank you!
Perfect ๐ธ๐ธ
Thank you, Karen!
You have always had an eye for beauty. Thatโs a great pic. And yes, rain is good – in moderation!
Thank you very much, Peter. I like a day of rain now and again. It is an excuse to stay inside and read! ๐
Such vivid colours!
Thank you!
lovely
Thank you!
You and Nature sure know what youโre doing!
๐ Aw, thanks so much!
Crystal beauty ๐ great capture Eliza!
Thank you so much, Val. ๐
That’s incredible – like crystal prisms at the centre!
Perfect geometry! Ain’t Nature grand? ๐
I like the way the water magnified the center.
It really struck me, too. It sent me scurrying for my camera!
Gorgeous shot!
Thank you very much, Fi!
…….thinking about how fortunate we are to have such amazing colors, flowers and water and photographers among us! ๐
๐ Thank you, Alice. We needed that rain.
Oh lovely. Liquid and crystal-like at the same time.
Yes, a lovely effect. Thanks, Allison.
It reminded me of a kaleidoscope too Eliza.
๐ Thanks, Christina. I loved the effect the little puddle made.
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Refreshing!
๐ Thank you, Donna.
Eliza, this is absolutely mesmerizing! WOW!! I Love how the rain looks like crystals. NICE shot! ๐น
Thank you very much, Amy. ๐ It was one of ‘those run back inside for the camera’ events!
Ohhhhhh I only know too well those days. (wink!)
Very pretty Eliza. Raindrops can be so captivating when caught on flowers and leaves!
Thank you, Cathy!
Iris looks ravishing spangled in jewels.
She really is a diva! ๐ Thanks, Peter.
My eyes are playing a trick on me here – I can’t even tell it’s an iris thanks to the angle of the shot and the water.
Pretty cool effect, eh? ๐
Very cool!
Beautiful Eliza! โค
Thank you, Julie!
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Wonderful, Eliza!
Thank you, Pete!
Beautiful liquid interpretation.
Thank you, Karina. ๐
That is the most beautiful entry I’ve seen so far! Wonderful photo Eliza.
Thank you very much, Maria! xx
Thank you for sharing the beauty.
Is the rain more beautiful than than the flower, or vice versa? I can’t decide. Best in combination I suppose!
Raindrops are like the icing on the cake. ๐ Thanks, Kris!
Wow!!! ๐๐๐ This is amazing! ๐
Thank you very much, Trini! ๐
Hello Eliza Waters
My heartfelt thanks to you for following my blog, and for all the likes & comments!And hope we continue to grow and support each other in this journey!
Also, my blog A Wayward Scribbles reached the milestone of 500+ followers last month and I thought why not celebrate it!
So, I’m very excited to personally invite you to my blog party(23 May, 2018), since you’re one of those amazing blogger who chose to follow my blog and I would love to show my gratitude!
See you at the party!
Nathi
Vividly beautiful!
Thank you, Andrea!
I’m not familiar with the crested iris, Eliza. And this photo is delightful, so much vibrant color and spring jubilance in the water and fresh leaves and deep purple.
Thank you, Jet. I guess it is an eastern native, makes a nice ground cover, even in the shade.
Aah, the lures of nature…
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Wow!! Beautiful photography! ๐
Thank you, Maysa!
Beautiful shot!๐
Thank you!
This is a gorgeous shot, Eliza. โฅโฅโฅ
Thank you, Robin!
The water in the center looks like a gem! Beautiful!
Thank you, it was one of those magic moments that I had to capture!
Lovely pictureโฅ๏ธ
Thank you, Rageshree!