RHH's photos with the keyword: dew

The foliage is of the Pacific Bleeding Heart, Dicentra formosa, but the photo was taken for the water drops on the edges of the foliage. We did not find a lot of wildflowers in bloom at Mount Hood but these were just starting (see inset for flowers).

Photographed along the Lake serene trail, the photo is a little grainy because the light was so poor and I had to use a high ISO to get the shot.

In Explore May 21, 2009, #374. If viewed large a covering of dew can be seen on the flower.

Didn't quite know what to think of this but decided in the end to post and see what others thought.

A Chrysanthemum photographed with early morning dew.

Dew on ornamental grasses in a garden near our home.

Pansies in the early morning sunlight.

These are the seed heads of the Western Pasque Flower, photographed by my wife along the Berg Lake trail in Mount Robson Provincial Park. It had rained the night before, so everything was very wet when we hiked the trail in the morning. Because these seed heads look liike a wild head of hiar the Western Pasque Flower, Anemone occidentalis, is sometimes called the Old Man of the Mountains. ronaldhanko-orchidhunter.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-berg-la...

We had stopped to photograph an orchid and while waiting for my wife to finish, I spotted this tiny plant, only a few inches tall, that had apparently dropped its leaves and collected a little drop of dew at each leaf or flower axil. I have no idea as to the identity of the plant - was so charmed by the drops that I can't even remember what the plant looked like. ronaldhanko-orchidhunter.blogspot.com/2012/09/the-berg-la...