photo: abstract fall art

[jesse_the_k]

Three reddish-brown oak leaves, backs dotted with dew, rest near my front door. One balances at the edge of the black rubber door sill ramp, while the others splay on cool grey concrete, near the grey-green siding. Evokes, I hope, Mondrian.

They're hidden now, because of course we had our first snow fall--excuse me, "wintry mix." How's the weather by you?

Comments

[motorharp]

Rainy and grey. *sigh*

I think water droplets on leaves are one of my favorite things.

[jesse_the_k]

Sorry about the gloomy environs.

I bet that raindrops on leaves inspired the early inventors who developed magnifying lenses.

[motorharp]

I bet that raindrops on leaves inspired the early inventors who developed magnifying lenses.

Whoa. You set me on a path of wild imagination!

[jesse_the_k]

When I was in sixth grade, I adored the early popular science book, Microbe Hunters, where I learned about van Leeuwenhoek's positive obsession with lenses, which led to the first microscope.