Going macro with a 50mm prime, I lightly misted the flower until there was a decent accumulation in a few spots. I find the reflection in each bead beautiful.

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It took a lot of spraying from various angles to get a water-bead covering as comprehensive as this. I wanted it to look just like it did after the last rain.

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I call this one “Splash of Color.” Pun intended. After carefully spraying the flower, I had to make sure certain petals had a larger accumulation than others to achieve the look I wanted.

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I guess I should have named my Assignment – Water Misting Bottle of Spider webs.  I find them so intriguing to try and photograph and so hard to show the delicate nature and strength. I went full out on this web and emptied my whole bottle on the whole area grouping…..

This is another case of seeing the spider web in the composition and getting the image to show.  The spider web was so delicate and the bell so dull it needed the water mister to make this image work.  The high light etc. is all natural, I did not fake any part of the image….

The hardest part of trying to capture a spider web is to getting it to even show on the image.  By water misting it and getting it in back light it makes it stand out. this photo was accomplished by my brother in law John crawling behind a rusty bridge girder and water misting the out of reach spider web for me…..

For this image, I modified my lighting to make the glasses appear considerably lighter (and less blue) than they actually were. The uneventful background compared with the starkly contrasted high-key glasses makes for a very odd but intriguing look.

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Since the subject was blue wine glasses, I thought I would go with a very classical arrangement.

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For this image, I thought I would attempt something very untraditional. Since wine glasses are usually associated with fine dining and fancy atmospheres, I thought the combination of the simple dirt and grass would create some interesting contrast. I also modified the lighting to bring out some different colors in the glasses.

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Blue Wine Glasses and a rust old bridge in the fog, what to describe, please just enjoy.