Raindrops

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Hawk
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Raindrops

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Rain, rain and more rain… Some cites and villages already have to deal with local floods and forecast says that we may expect even more rain with thunderstorms and hail. Not a good weather to take photos. I hope that there will be more sun next week.

So today I have just one photo for you, taken with my “new” lens (used Tamron 55-200) :) Too bad I hadn’t enough time to play with macro, but on the other hand it started raining again just few minutes after this shot was taken.

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Absolute bokeh. I like the look of it. The focus transition from the first flower to the second one in the background is great, and all this on a very beautiful background bokeh.
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Beautiful photo!
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Thanks! I'm finding this Tamron 55-200 an excellent lens! Very sharp, good colors, nice bokeh, extremly lightweight and I paid only 75 euros :)
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