Now that I have a camera I carry everywhere, I'm more likely to catch a photo of something incidental. Here's a photo of raindrops on a small iris outside the front door. Click it for the original high-resolution image (my current desktop image).
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Comments
Anonymous wrote, on 26 January 2006, at 9:07AM:
jinx wrote, on 27 February 2006, at 11:38AM:
Thid image reflects the soul of rainy days!!!
IRIS wrote, on 2 August 2006, at 7:54PM:
hola carlitos
anon, NZ wrote, on 12 June 2007, at 3:49PM:
i found this picture doing a google image search for 'iris', and have printed it out to go with this haiku from www.gratefulness.org
between railroad tracks
an iris, unconcerned
how it even got here
anon.
nilmina wrote, on 14 August 2007, at 6:54AM:
very best
Eve wrote, on 5 November 2007, at 9:26AM:
Thanks for sharing this beautiful photo of such a delicate treasure! Dutch Flags have been my favorite flower since I was a child & found some growing in the woods near our house.