Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Wet Flowers
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Over Sunday and Monday, New Jersey received a tremendous amount of rainfall, enough to set records in some places. It provided a good opportunity for some raindrop photography, in this case a waterlogged Rose of Sharon shrub.
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