Dew is the result of water changing from a vapor to a liquid. Dew forms as temperatures drop and objects cool down. If the object becomes cool enough, the air around the object will also cool. Colder air is less able to hold water vapor than warm air. This forces water vapor in the air around cooling objects to condense. When condensation happens, small water droplets form—dew.
The colors in town have been vibrant this year or I’m more alive to them than previously. The sun was warm and bright yesterday morning making things look vibrant. So, I took my camera and the 35mm f2.0 for a walk. Only makes sense to photograph all this beauty.
Wisdom for today: I need to walk away from food rather than around food.
4 Comments
Tom Dills
Food has been known to follow us, so watch behind you!
Monte Stevens
Thanks for reminding me of that very important note! LOL
Faye
Dewy and lovely autumn leaves.
Monte Stevens
Frost on the car this morning. Have a great week!