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U.S.A., Washington State. USDA zone 8b. Sunset climate zone 5

Dew And Light

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Good Morning Autumn!
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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 5:50:00 AM
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34 comments:

  1. Jim/ArtofGardeningSeptember 22, 2009

    Man, you have to get up early in the morning to get these kind of beautiful shots. Alas, I will never have shots like this. Morning starts late around this property.

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  2. HelenSeptember 22, 2009

    Lovely. Wet gardens and daybreak are a perfect combination, eh?

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  3. Janet, The Queen of SeafordSeptember 22, 2009

    love the spider webs!! (as long as I don't walk throug one!)

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  4. Janet, The Queen of SeafordSeptember 22, 2009

    also love the spent poppies.

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  5. CarolSeptember 22, 2009

    Gorgeous Photos... your first shot of the nasturtiums conjures up galaxies and the spider web... great! Happy Autumnal Equinox!

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  6. CarolSeptember 22, 2009

    Tatyana I forgot to say how lovely I think your last shot is too... from the Cleome over to the Anemones and the Poppy seed pods all lit up. Lovely Autumn post! Carol

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  7. DarlaSeptember 22, 2009

    Good morning Autumn indeed!! Love the crispness of your photos this morning!!

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  8. Chloe mSeptember 22, 2009

    Those spider webs are splendid! Love the dewy shots. Happy Autumn!
    Rosey

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  9. AnonymousSeptember 22, 2009

    Sunrise brings such a glorious light. Your shots are beautiful, as are your flowers. :)

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  10. AnonymousSeptember 22, 2009

    Wow gorgeous photos Tatyana! I love the way dew drops look on plants and those shots with the spiderweb are amazing. :)

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  11. JCSeptember 22, 2009

    Love your photos
    I used to have nasturtiums in my front yard ..

    Love the dew drops

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  12. sweetbaySeptember 22, 2009

    I love the dewdrops and the spiderweb between the Joe Pye. The light shows it up beautifully.

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  13. AmySeptember 22, 2009

    Beautiful photos, Tatyana! Looks like a lovely place to live. :)

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  14. FrancesSeptember 22, 2009

    Thanks for all that beauty, Tatyana! You have captured the magic of the moist morning with great artistic skill! :-)
    Frances

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  15. DottieSeptember 22, 2009

    Beautiful! I love taking photos in the morning best of all. Nice photos!

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  16. HermesSeptember 22, 2009

    Great, but where are the dogs (lol).

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  17. UnknownSeptember 22, 2009

    So beautifully captured! The dew on the plants, the pods, and the webs...everything looks magical!

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  18. Tatyana@MySecretGardenSeptember 22, 2009

    Thank you everyone! I think we all are enjoying these days when the air is crisp and almost eatable and summer flowers try to please us before saying Good Bye. We've never had so many spiders around!
    Hermes, the dog is chasing his tail.

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  19. Urban GreenSeptember 22, 2009

    Pictures are gorgeous, especially the first one. It's beautiful.

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  20. Becca's DirtSeptember 22, 2009

    Wow is the word for your beautiful gardens. The dew and the light picked up perfectly. You have so many colors that compliment each other so well. I am ready for the temps to change a little. Our nights are so muggy. The days are rainey. Have a good day. (PS I am having a give-away - check it out)

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  21. FlowerLady LorraineSeptember 22, 2009

    Wonderful, and so quiet and peaceful in feeling.

    FlowerLady

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  22. TatianaSeptember 22, 2009

    Welcome fall indeed - great photos! We're having an indian summer for now, but there's already frost warnings some evenings.

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  23. NatashaSeptember 22, 2009

    Какие замечательные мгновения, фотокадры, фотографии!
    У нас сейчас утро, и я увидела его таким благодаря тебе, Танечка!

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  24. Catherine@AGardenerinProgressSeptember 22, 2009

    I love the spider web with dew on it. It was surprising to start finding dew on the grass in the last week or so. It seemed like summer was going to go on forever here. I can't believe you still have nasturtiums, ours are long gone.

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  25. LeSanSeptember 22, 2009

    Those are some beautiful shots you took. I love the nasturtiums and well, all of them really!

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  26. Linda LundaSeptember 22, 2009

    Ohhh my!!! There are some beautyiful photos!!!!
    Some art to put on the wall!

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  27. greet's foto'sSeptember 22, 2009

    oh,,wat een prachtige foto"s, om stil van te worden .veel bloemen heb ik ook in mijn tuin staan.het moet heerlijk zijn om door zo,n tuin te wandelen.

    fijne dag oma nijn

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  28. JoanneSeptember 23, 2009

    What beautifully captured photos. I have been busy with Lyme Disease charity work and not had time to blog but so glad I didn't miss this lovely post. It has cheered me up from the frustrations of so many sick people and children struggling to get adequate treatment. Thank you Tatyana

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  29. JoSeptember 23, 2009

    Thank you for visiting my blog, Tatyana. Your blog is wonderful. Such lovely photography, and your posts are so educational and interesting too.

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  30. Autumn BelleSeptember 23, 2009

    I love the spider web, dew on the leaves and the first rays of the morning sun on the leaves of those green plants.

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  31. Green thumbSeptember 23, 2009

    Dear Tatyana, your Photos have captured the mood of the weather beautifully. Suddenly autumn feels like a second spring.

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  32. AnonymousSeptember 23, 2009

    I love the dewy shots and web! It's neat to be able to capture nature so close up! Happy fall!

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  33. GailSeptember 24, 2009

    Absolutely wonderful captures of the dew on flowers and the spiderweb. The cleome is popping and the nasturtium is glowing. gail

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  34. LonaSeptember 24, 2009

    Tatyana, how beautiful! The plants look like they are sugar coated.

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