An advantage of heavy rain is the drops that are there when it stops! I’m trying to see the positive side of spiders, eventhough I hate them. They do leave photo ops like this though.
Drops on the fence
B & W drops
And there was a chance to try some free lensing.
Bokeh drops
This really is the last insect eaten flower of the summer!
Pink
I’m linking up to Macro Friday on bloggingfrombolivia.com again. Click to see the other images.
Have a great weekend! It’s a long one here for Hallow’een, so no work til Tuesday. 
You’d imagine I loved Hallow’een! In fact, I hate it. Not the actual meaning of the festival (Happy New Year to all us Celts!), but I don’t like scary costumes. However, it seems the country is getting in the Hallow’een feel of things. Yesterday we’d crows and today we’ve fog.
Idle Towers
This is the Elysian complex. It’s the tallest building in Ireland. It’s full of apartments, offices, restaurants……and…..it’s almost completely empty. One of the many casualties of the recession. Hence the name The Idle Towers! This morning was so foggy, you couldn’t see the top of it properly. I plan on taking more shots of it again in daylight.
It’s almost Hallow’een-not that you’d know it because all the shops have their Christmas decorations up already! I think crows and ravens are quite creepy and I thought the sight of all of these together was particular spooky.
Crows
I was a little bit earlier today and as I was crossing a bridge on the way to work I saw this. I didn’t have my camera, but it turns out my mobile phone camera isn’t too bad! Luckily, in Cork, we haven’t had the terrible rain that they had in other parts of the country. I know I moaned about the weekend, but we’re much better off than these people.
Sunrise
