Macro Photography – Macro Monday – Everyday Macro:

This morning I noticed drops of water appeared on the leaves of our Golden Pothos hanging in the bathroom window. Did it rain in night? Did the morning dew rise early?

Water droplets on leaves are a natural occurrence, just like people sweating. When a plant is saturated, it needs to release the excess moisture, and it does it by transpiration through its leaves.

The Spruce

Water droplets on vine leaf

Nine times out of 10, a plant normally expels water via transpiration, but sometimes, a plant may be experiencing guttation.
Guttation is nature’s way of restoring the balance between the plant’s nutrients and water content.
This phenomenon often occurs at night.

The Spruce
5.7 mm (Moment Macro 25mm) 10x flash 1/120 sec f / 1.5 ISO 64

The perfect water droplet reflection!

There are tiny things we overlook everyday.

iPhone 13 Pro Max lens: 5.7 mm (Moment Macro 25mm) 10x

flash 1/120 sec f / 1.5 ISO 64

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3 Comments

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      Really, what a surprise to see!

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