





All week, we have heard that rain was coming. When I went outside this morning with the dog it was wet. I carried the camera outside and shot some images of buds on the trees and water droplets on leaves and the first flowers of the year ready to bloom. One of the images was shot with my 500mm mirror lens. I love the doughnuts made by the lens. Carroll County is to receive three to five inches of rain this weekend. It's hard to believe that a few weeks ago the ground was covered with snow.