Day 300

Since today is the 300th day of this project, I thought I would do a big post. Today, we had rain again. I went outside while the rain stopped, to photograph the wet leaves and flowers. My camera fogged up immediately due to the temperature change. I lightly rubbed the lens, to dissipate the water faster. This helped with focusing, but distorted the backgrounds in ripples. Sort of magical looking.

Japanese Maple leaves

 I tried to focus on the large rain drop, but the camera focused on the leaves behind it instead.

Black Eyed Susan

Azalea

This rose like flower was laying on an flipped planter and partially submerged in water.

More rose like flowers

Day 299

Today was rainy all day. I took some photos of reflective puddles and rain drop distortion.

Day 298

The sun was shining brightly through the leaves. The tree tops were back lit and the sky was overexposed.

Day 297

I like how the sun was making the leaves transparent and casting crisp shadows.

Day 296

While in Carytown eating frozen yogurt outside of Sweet Frog, I watched the storm clouds roll in.

Day 295

While at Alex's school to meet her teacher, I noticed a pine tree had been chopped up near where I parked. It smelled great!

Day 294

The heavy rain of the tropical storm has supplied the creek with water. Before the rain, the creek had dried up, killing our grass.