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These photos stem from the second week in April, during a misty morning after a night rain.
I don't know what type of tree the first two are from, but along with spring budding, the smaller branches have become a brilliant red.
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The second photo is an enlargement of the first, in which the dew drops are refracting a goodly part of the tree itself. (Well, not so much of an enlargement, since the photo is from my 90mm macro lens, but much closer to life size.)
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The photo below displays a forsythia branch just before the buds become flowers.
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The following enlargement (or life size) again has the larger dew drops refracting the forsythia itself.
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My alternate title for this page would have been "wet and beautiful."
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